About the Show
Did you know that, irrespective of marital status, 75 percent of women below the age of 45 independently handle their finances, in contrast to 50 percent of women aged 55 and above. What’s up with that? Join us on Women Lead Radio as Marilou Ryder, your host of Ageless Ambition, has a conversation with Terry Byrne, Retired Private Client Advisor for Bank of America Private Bank, for a dynamic and insightful discussion that aims to uplift and educate women in their journey towards financial empowerment.
About Your Guest
Terry Byrne spent 18 years at US Trust/Bank of America, now known as the Private Bank at Bank of America. She retired as a Managing Director with responsibility for delivering comprehensive wealth management solutions for high net worth clients. Clients included senior corporate executives, entrepreneurs and those who had inherited wealth. Terry led a team that offered financial planning, lending services, trust and estate services and investment management.
About Your Host
Dr. Marilou Ryder is your Host of Ageless Ambition, a show that celebrates women who defy age stereotypes and pursue their ambitions, regardless of age. She’ll be talking with remarkable senior women who break barriers, challenge assumptions, and live their best lives. The show will explore the unique challenges and opportunities facing women as they age. Guests will share stories of grit, resilience, and determination. Dr. Ryder is a university professor and author of the SISTER TO SISTER book series for women and girls. She is devoted to helping women to build an ageless future and unleash their ambitions, one conversation at a time.
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