#HerAgendaLive

Her Agenda hosts a monthly live panel/talk series called #HerAgendaLive. If you're interested in sponsoring, email us at info@heragenda.com.

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her agenda live: property and power

Her Agenda kicked off April with a much-needed conversation about something we know you have a lot of questions about-- home ownership. There aren’t many spaces where you can be open about your home buying fears and surrounded by experts to discuss them, so on April 4th, Her Agenda decided to hold an event that created space just for that. In 2019, women should not believe that their student loans or single-salary budget prevent them from buying their first property. It’s time to get some real answers. The panel, which was moderated brilliantly by AJ Barkley, SVP Neighborhood Lending Executive and Consumer Lending at Bank of America, featured Emma Gray, Senior Women's Reporter at HuffPost, Carolyn Githieya, Account Executive at HBO, and Nikki R. Thomas, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker who shared their personal expertise, unfiltered honesty, and words of encouragement to every woman in the room. The event capped off a content series that ran on Her Agenda over the past few weeks.

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Her Agenda hosted a conversation in partnership with Alley on the topic of mastering a multidimensional career with writer, digital strategist, speaker and now New York Times best-selling author, Luvvie Ajayi. She has built a loyal following and created a career that lives at the intersection of comedy, activism and technology. Read the full recap here.

Her Agenda’s First Panel: Mentor, Milestones, Motivation

Shot by: Naiquan Greene Edited by: Rhonesha Byng The inspiration for this discussion was mentorship. One out of five women in the United States does not have a mentor. Therefore, these women usually lack the necessary guidance they need to achieve their visions. The Making of Her Agenda opened with a networking hour and then transition into a greeting from Rhonesha Byng who also moderated the panel discussion. The panelists were Alia M. Jones-Harvey- Broadway Producer, Lora LeSage- VP of Digital, NBC Local Stations, Lauren Scala- Reporter, WNBC and New York Live, and Marvet Britto- President & CEO of the Britto Agency. To see the full event recap, visit http://heragenda.com/event-recap-the-making-of-her-agenda/