Pascale Helyar-Moray is a multi award-winning entrepreneur who uses innovation as a means to solve big-picture problems. With a focus on gender equality and superannuation, backed by extensive experience in financial services, leadership and entrepreneurship, Pascale has founded, and advised startups, taking a number of them through to exit. She is the founder of Grow My Money, a world-first platform enabling users to turn their shopping into mortgage or superannuation savings. Prior to her startup life, Pascale held senior marketing roles at JPMorgan Asset Management, BT Financial Group and BNP Paribas. Passionate about gender equality, Pascale served as Director of Communications for the Australian Gender Equality Council. For her services to business and to women’s affairs, Pascale was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in the Australia Day 2024 Honours List. She has just released her first book, ‘Rich Woman, Poor Woman’. 

Link to Pascale’s podcast page: https://www.finder.com.au/dare-to-be-rich 

Special WOW promo code for book purchase (Rich Woman Poor Woman) at this link here is WOW25 

Pascale Helyar-Moray is a multi award-winning entrepreneur who uses innovation as a means to solve big-picture problems. With a focus on gender equality and superannuation, backed by extensive experience in financial services, leadership and entrepreneurship, Pascale has founded, and advised startups, taking a number of them through to exit. She is the founder of Grow My Money, a world-first platform enabling users to turn their shopping into mortgage or superannuation savings. Prior to her startup life, Pascale held senior marketing roles at JPMorgan Asset Management, BT Financial Group and BNP Paribas. Passionate about gender equality, Pascale served as Director of Communications for the Australian Gender Equality Council. For her services to business and to women&rsquo;s affairs, Pascale was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in the Australia Day 2024 Honours List. She has just released her first book, &lsquo;Rich Woman, Poor Woman&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Link to Pascale&rsquo;s podcast page: <a href="https://www.finder.com.au/dare-to-be-rich">https://www.finder.com.au/dare-to-be-rich</a>&nbsp;
Special WOW promo code for book purchase (Rich Woman Poor Woman) at this link <a href="https://majorstreet.com.au/collections/all/products/rich-woman-poor-woman-br-i-small-by-pascale-helyar-moray-i-small">here</a> is WOW25&nbsp;

Welcome to A Woman’s Place–a WOW (Women of the World) Australia podcast in partnership with Radio 4EB,whereCathy Hunt will be talking to old friends and new, about their work, career choices, vocation and passion projects to show that woman’s place is wherever they want it to be!30 minutes of entertaining chat celebrating the lives and work of women who have found their place in many and varied roles and professions from plumbers to politicians, librarians to limbo dancers and everything in between!

A Woman’s Place is in the Chamber

‘Roads Rates and Rubbish’ is how the functions of local government are described–but in reality what does your local Council actually do; hear the stories behind some of the women who serve or want to serve as a local councillor, what made them stand for office, what have they seen in the role, that can make the City better for all genders and what are they hoping to achieve this time and why?

We hope you have enjoyed this podcast and find this place welcome to all. Thanks toproducing partners 4EB

Welcome to A Woman’s Place–a WOW (Women of the World) Australia podcast in partnership with Radio 4EB,whereCathy Hunt will be talking to old friends and new, about their work, career choices, vocation and passion projects to show that woman’s place is wherever they want it to be!30 minutes of entertaining chat celebrating the lives and work of women who have found their place in many and varied roles and professions from plumbers to politicians, librarians to limbo dancers and everything in between!
A Woman’s Place is in the Chamber
‘Roads Rates and Rubbish’ is how the functions of local government are described–but in reality what does your local Council actually do; hear the stories behind some of the women who serve or want to serve as a local councillor, what made them stand for office, what have they seen in the role, that can make the City better for all genders and what are they hoping to achieve this time and why?
We hope you have enjoyed this podcast and find this place welcome to all. Thanks toproducing partners 4EB

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