Event created by Keith
January 23, 2022
Free Online Event to help women over 40 reach their financial goals - produced by CryptoVibez
Featuring Tavonia Evans (Guapcoin Founder), Ansylla Ramsey (CryptoVibez founder), Maven Muse (Director of Operations and Secretary for the Guap Foundation), and other crypto experts!
Check out the many presenters here: https://youtu.be/Wazf6Pl_0kQ
Free registration! or purchase an All-Access Pass for extra perks ($97 until Nov 30, then $147 starting Dec 1)
Register Here: http://grownwomencrypto.com/
From Ansylla Ramsey:
Women over 40 are one of the most financially underserved demographics in the world.
Cryptocurrency is a new and exciting way for women to earn money, but it can also be incredibly confusing and intimidating. As a woman over 40 myself, I know how hard it is to learn about cryptocurrency from scratch - few people will take the time to teach you what you need to know. A lot of the information on crypto is written by young men with an entirely different perspective than mine.
Grown Women Crypto was designed specifically for women like me who want financial independence without having to work harder or longer hours. This online event will help us reach our goals faster than ever before!
The crypto world is full of noise, and it's hard to find content that will help you become a better investor.
GROWN WOMEN CRYPTO: Financial Independence Summit offers exclusive access to some of the most influential people in the cryptocurrency space. This summit will provide an intimate setting where attendees can interact with successful thought leaders.
The complimentary registration affords you access to the public presentations. However, the All Access Pass grants you exclusive access to recorded sessions, implementation workshops, direct interaction opportunities with our celebrity speakers during Q&A panels, networking events in the weeks before the event and chances to win wonderful sponsor giveaways!
The All-Access Pass is only $97 until Nov 30, and it increases to $147 on Dec 1. 
