Episode 30 with Joanne Jensen

This is a classic tale of, How the heck did she do that?  From working-class roots to Managing Director and Private Banker at Deutsche Bank Wealth Management, Joanne Jensen is a star in the financial world.  Joanne managed WFH and flex hours long before they were commonplace and in a field where they were virtually unheard of. Joanne shares with TBD the importance of knowing your own finances, especially in times of transition.  Hear how/why she stayed in the workforce, even when things were hard, why wealth management is a good career for women (no, really), and how to put yourself first and negotiate for more money. A little hint - know your facts and your value.

College was a life-altering experience for Joanne and she is committed to helping disadvantaged students get to and through college, with the mentoring organization Let's Get Ready

Episode originally aired live on WVOX-AM on January 20, 2022.

Let’s Get Ready

Let’s Get Ready envisions a future in which students from historically underrepresented backgrounds have the support they need to attain a college education by providing well-supported and highly-engaged near-peer coaches; relevant and student-centered content; and sustained and collaborative partnerships. For more information or to get involved, go to the website linked above.

Hicks, C. (2020, April 22). How to Advise Clients Through Emotional Transitions. usnews.com

Ticson, D. (2017, April 27). Joanne Restivo Jensen Wins ILRs Alpern Award. cornell.edu/stories

Munk, C. (2020, February 17) You’re Getting Married Again. Should You Combine Finances Too? wsj.com

Additional Reading

Francis, S. (2021, August 18). Women Who Make More Than Their Husbands Should Watch Out. kiplinger.com

Coffey, R. (2015, June 1). Have We Discovered A Prime Reason Why Some Men Cheat. psychologytoday.com

Savage, M (2020, January 22) Why Promoted Women Are More Likely to Divorce. bbc.com

Tocci, V (2020, February 19) Research Shows Women Are More Likely to Get Divorced After a Promotion. businessinsider.com