Hey everyone! Episode 9 of Investigating the Realm of Finance is out now, and what a wonderful guest we have here for this episode. Gemma Denham-Walwyn is a business analyst at RBC Amplify and obtaining a master's of management of innovation from the University of Toronto Mississauga. She is a business student and healthcare professional who's excited by the intersection between health and technology and how corporations can innovate to promote wellness within their organizations. 

Join me in this episode as we delve a little deeper into the life of Gemma, from studying nursing to her journey of switching to pursuing a master's in management. Gemma has also shared excellent tips regarding academic studies, finding internships, and some factors to consider in pursuing a master's. There is a lot that we have discussed, so please make sure to check out the episode! The link to the podcast episode is down below and can be found on my contact info! 

Hey everyone, episode 8 of Investigating the Realm of Finance is out now, and it's about time to have a university student as a guest on the podcast! For this episode, we have the incredible rising star Adel Muursepp - a student at the University of Toronto studying Computer Science and Maths! She is a software engineering intern at Promise Robotics, a student researcher at the University of Toronto (STEM Fellowship), a freelance web developer, and the Co-Founder and CTO at Ramuri!

Join me in this episode as we get insights into what it's like being an international student coming to Canada and some of the things she did that she found helpful in adjusting to the Canadian lifestyle and campus! She also talked about the business she co-founded (Ramuri), sharing her 1-year exchange experience, tips about making the best out of your university experience and much more! 

Hey everyone! Investigating the Realm of Finance episode 7 is out now, and I still can't believe this is happening, but Megha Sharma is the guest for this episode! She is the co-founder and head of technology at Mydoh and the director of engineering at RBC ventures. Megha has been with Mydoh for the last three years, and since then, her role has changed from co-founding the company to leading a rockstar team of engineers and technical leads. She is super passionate about helping and promoting women in STEM, especially in leadership positions to help break those barriers and build a more equitable and inclusive world. She has a bachelor of computer engineering from Ryerson University, and she received the Global Association of Women in Payments Rising Star Award for 2021

Join me in this episode as we get a glimpse of Megha's fascinating journey! You don't want to miss this one, from having her high school teacher telling her computer engineering is a 'boys' program to co-founding an innovative money management app and Smart Card to help raise a new generation of money-smart kids! She shared insightful advice for all the women aspiring to be in tech and outside of that too! And, of course, we delved a little deep into Mydoh, from how the idea came to be to its various innovative functionalities that help kids make their own earning and spending decisions — learning values that help build a strong foundation for the future. I love the app, and I believe it is a 'household essential' because of the crucial personal finance learning it can provide to kids and the open communication about money between them and their parents. The link to Mydoh is down below!

https://www.mydoh.ca/