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In April 2024 (Financial Literacy Month) The SOFEI Group hosted an InfuseHer Economic Forum under the theme Normalizing the Conversation of Women and Money . The outcome? It was a powerful, transformative experience for women attendees. Here’s what made this event unforgettable: Meaningful Connections: Attendees received advice from certified financial planners who reflected their ethnicity, fostering trust to connect and start their journey to financial wellness, wealth, and stability. Pathways to Independence: Women took actionable steps toward achieving economic stability and independence, proving the power of representation and support when they sought the service from one of our panelists - a certified financial planner. Financial Literacy Growth: Participants completed our Money Smart program, gaining essential skills and boosting their financial confidence. We’re thrilled to witness the resilience and determination of every woman who joined us. The InfuseHer Economic...

During my undergraduate studies, I interviewed for an administrative assistant position, and one of my favorite courses was Business Law. My professor was impressed with how I briefed my cases and encouraged me to attend Law School. After the interview, I was excited to receive a verbal offer for the administrative assistant position, which I accepted with a follow-up acknowledgment letter; however, my excitement diminished when I received a confirmation letter with a starting salary less than the original offer I had agreed to. My Business Law course was intricate in helping me understand the roles of an Offeror and an Offeree. Recognizing and understanding these roles is not just a matter of legal semantics; it's the foundation of strong, enforceable, and mutually beneficial agreements. When an Offeror submits an offer to an Offeree (e.g., services, products, or a partnership) verbally or contractually, the Offeree can accept, reject, or modify the conditions of the contrac...