She built Peanut while raising her son, funding the early product with her own savings. Today it's used by 5M+ women across fertility, pregnancy, motherhood and menopause. But that's not why she's here.

She's here because professional mothers are doing everything right — and still falling behind. Men are syndicating deals amongst themselves, sharing investments, making each other rich. Women aren't getting in on the action. And she's not staying quiet about it.

In this episode of Hot Girl Finance, Michelle Kennedy, founder and CEO of Peanut, former Deputy CEO of Badoo and inaugural board member of Bumble, takes on the financial conversations professional mothers aren't having — and why that silence is costing them.

In this episode:

◼️ Why men are syndicating deals amongst themselves and what she's learned about getting mothers in the room

◼️ How she went from corporate lawyer to Deputy CEO of Badoo and what running a profitable tech company taught her about money

◼️ Why the pension gap is the financial crisis nobody's talking about and how stepping out of work to raise children is silently costing mothers their financial future

◼️ Why she wishes she had just the confidence of a very average man and what actually closes the gap for working mums

◼️ Why your money is dying in a savings account right now and what to do about it instead

Her real lesson? Confidence comes from doing the reading. And the network you build today writes the cheques tomorrow.

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