The World of Venture Capital with Nina Mohanty, Co-Founder & CEO of Bloom Money

Join us as we celebrate International Women's Day and kick off a new season of the Her Future Bright podcast ✨   Our first episode features an inspiring conversation with Nina Mohanty, Co-Founder & CEO of Bloom Money, an app that builds tools for diaspora communities to build generational wealth 💸   Despite the fact that only 2.4% of all venture capital was allocated to women-led startups in 2021, according to TechCrunch, Nina is among that small percentage and shares her experience 🙌   Before leaving too found Bloom Money, Nina worked at Klarna making payments smooth and reimagining a better way to pay. Prior to Klarna, Nina worked at London-based Open Banking start up, Bud. She has been a steadfast believer in delivering technology that can better customer’s financial lives and financial literacy since her days at Starling Bank and Mastercard 🏦   She is a recipient of the TechWomen 100 award and recently served as a judge for the Women in Finance UK Awards and the Great British Businesswoman Awards. She has been recognised for four years by Innovate Finance on the Women in FinTech Power List, most recently as a Standout in the Senior Leaders category. In her free time she volunteers her time with multiple charitable organisations and advises Talent Beyond Boundaries on their strategy for access to financial services for their refugee candidates 👏   If you enjoyed the episode make sure you hit subscribe, if you haven’t already. 

If you want to join our community, follow us on instagram - @herfuturebright

This series of the Her Future Bright podcast is sponsored by J P Morgan Asset Management. 

Join us as we celebrate International Women's Day and kick off a new season of the Her Future Bright podcast ✨   Our first episode features an inspiring conversation with Nina Mohanty, Co-Founder & CEO of Bloom Money, an app that builds tools for diaspora communities to build generational wealth 💸   Despite the fact that only 2.4% of all venture capital was allocated to women-led startups in 2021, according to TechCrunch, Nina is among that small percentage and shares her experience 🙌   Before leaving too found Bloom Money, Nina worked at Klarna making payments smooth and reimagining a better way to pay. Prior to Klarna, Nina worked at London-based Open Banking start up, Bud. She has been a steadfast believer in delivering technology that can better customer’s financial lives and financial literacy since her days at Starling Bank and Mastercard 🏦   She is a recipient of the TechWomen 100 award and recently served as a judge for the Women in Finance UK Awards and the Great British Businesswoman Awards. She has been recognised for four years by Innovate Finance on the Women in FinTech Power List, most recently as a Standout in the Senior Leaders category. In her free time she volunteers her time with multiple charitable organisations and advises Talent Beyond Boundaries on their strategy for access to financial services for their refugee candidates 👏   If you enjoyed the episode make sure you hit subscribe, if you haven’t already. 

If you want to join our community, follow us on instagram - @herfuturebright

This series of the Her Future Bright podcast is sponsored by J P Morgan Asset Management.