Three Ways Female Entrepreneurs Can Self-Fund a New Business
Kathy Longo, CFP®, CAP®, CDFA®
Securing financial backing for a new venture can be challenging – especially for women. Whether you’ve been wanting to be your own boss in order to have more flexibility, or you’re feeling as though you have fewer options in your current field due to our changing world, right now might be the right time to start your own business. 60% of female entrepreneurs choose to self-fund, and these are the three most common ways to do it.
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Kathy Longo, CFP®, CAP®, CDFA®
Kathy Longo brings over 25 years of expertise and experience to Flourish Wealth Management. Kathy is wholly dedicated to improving the life of each client and finds joy in making complex matters simple and easy to understand. She excels at asking the right questions, uncovering new possibilities and implementing the most advantageous strategies for success. Playing such a pivotal role in her clients’ lives remains an honor and a privilege. After earning a degree in Financial Planning and Counseling from Purdue University, she began her career at a small firm in Palatine, Illinois where she worked directly with clients while learning to build a viable, client-centric business. Over the years, she gained extensive knowledge and wisdom working as a wealth manager, financial planner, firm manager and business owner at notable, various sized companies in both Chicago and Minneapolis.
