In this episode of The Power of the Ask, Jacqueline (JaQ) Campbell reveals her incredible story from a 16-year-old intern to a powerhouse wealth advisor. As founder and CEO of Alexander Legacy Private Wealth Management, she emphasizes the critical role of mentorship and is dedicated to empowering the next generation of financial leaders. Learn how her experiences have shaped her mission to create opportunities for women and people of color in the financial industry. Join us as we discuss:

• Intern to Icon: Hear about JaQ’s remarkable journey from a high school internship to leading a multi-billion-dollar investment team.
• The Power of Mentorship: Learn how mentors shaped her career and why she’s passionate about mentoring the next generation of advisors.
• Advancing Future Leaders: Explore her mission to create opportunities for women and people of color in the financial industry.
• Building Generational Wealth: Gain insights into strategies for sustaining and growing wealth for future generations.
• Navigating the Future of Finance: Understand the importance of human connection and personalized advice in an increasingly AI-driven world.
• The Importance of the Ask: Learn why JaQ, like all our guests, believes asking for what you want and deserve is crucial for financial success.

More About Jacqueline “JaQ” Campbell:

Her professional background began in 1993 as a high school intern for Comerica’s Private Bank. She ascended from high school intern to running a $1.8 billion investment team for Chase Wealth Management, and now leads Alexander Legacy Private Wealth Management, as Founder, CEO and Senior Wealth Advisor, where her mission is to advance the next generation of advisors and investors in wealth management. JaQ holds her bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts with a focus area on Diverse Leadership in Financial Services from DePaul University. She also holds her Series 63 & 65 securities registrations.

Important Links:

• Savvy Ladies
• Precious Williams' LinkedIn
• Lisa Zeiderman's LinkedIn
• Jacqueline “JaQ” Campbell’s LinkedIn

In a time filled with challenging realities, Brenda Gonzalez, founder of the Tamarindo podcast and Director of Social Impact and Engagement at VPE Communications, focuses on the crucial connection between laughter and social change. Join hosts Lisa Zeiderman and Precious Williams as they engage in a compelling conversation with Brenda, a self-proclaimed political nerd, fitness instructor, and nonprofit capacity builder, who transformed her passion for social justice into a powerful platform for change. Brenda shares her journey from an undocumented student to a dynamic advocate, emphasizing the importance of using humor to “call people in” rather than “call them out.”

Discover how comedy, education, and personal empowerment can fuel activism and drive meaningful change, even in the darkest of times. Listen as they discuss:

• Humor as a Bridge: Learn how Brenda uses comedy to address critical social issues, creating a welcoming space for dialogue and action.
• From Personal Experience to Political Power: Understand how Brenda’s experiences as a formerly undocumented student shaped her commitment to political activism and education.
• The Power of Voice: Gain insights into honing your voice for advocacy, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful communication and sustained effort.
• Navigating Challenging Times: Discover strategies for maintaining stamina in activism, including self-care practices and recognizing the power of collective progress.
• The Crucial Ask: Explore the significance of women advocating for themselves financially, with real-life examples, and learn how to overcome the fear of asking.

More about Brenda Gonzalez:

Brenda Gonzalez is a political nerd, fitness instructor, and nonprofit capacity-builder focusing on social justice nonprofits. In response to negative rhetoric about the Latine community in political discourse, Brenda founded Tamarindo in 2016 with the mission to use comedy and laughter to illuminate important issues impacting the community.

Brenda’s experience as a formerly undocumented student shaped her interest in politics and she taught American Government at Cal State Fullerton before she was even eligible to vote. She brings her passion for politics to Tamarindo often in the form of comical rants. Born in Puebla, Mexico, Brenda lives in Los Angeles.

Important Links:

• Savvy Ladies
• Precious Williams' LinkedIn
• Lisa Zeiderman's LinkedIn
• Brenda Gonzalez Ricards LinkedIn

Tired of the corporate climb and wondering, “Is this all there is?” Join Lisa Zeiderman and Precious Williams as they dive into the extraordinary journey of Sarah Dale, founder of Project 1490. Sarah’s story is one of audacious change, taking her from the fast-paced world of NYC ad tech to the rugged, transformative landscapes of Montana. Discover how a solo trip sparked a life-altering decision, leading her to build a community that empowers high-achieving women to embrace courage, self-reliance, and a healthy dose of badassery. Through unique, experiential challenges, Project 1490 helps women break free from their comfort zones and unlock their fullest potential.

Hear how Sarah faced down mountain lions, built fires in the wilderness, and ultimately found her true purpose. This episode explores why it’s never too late to reinvent yourself, why building community is vital, and why asking for what you want is crucial for women's financial and personal empowerment. Tune in as we discuss:

• Courage & Audacity: Sarah’s courageous leap from corporate life to Montana illustrates the power of bold choices for personal fulfillment.
• Badassery Through Experience: Building confidence and resilience occurs by pushing beyond comfort zones and embracing new challenges.
• Self-Reliance & Empowerment: Discovering inner strength is a continuous journey best traveled with a supportive community.
• From NYC to Montana: Environmental shifts can redefine value systems, shaping personal growth and perspectives.
• The Power of the Ask: Women can accelerate progress by advocating for their needs and taking control of their destinies.
• Reinvention & Potential: It’s always possible to unlock new potential through exploration and celebrating achievements.

Guest Bio:

After a 30-year career in advertising, Sarah Dale created Project 1490 by combining her years in leadership with her experiences living in Montana. She’s been fortunate to work at great brands like The Wall Street Journal, Fortune and Nativo, where she led big teams and drove hundreds of millions in revenue. She’s been awarded a CannesLions, two D&AD Pencils, Folio’s Top Women in Media and the Stevies’ Gold Maverick Award, et al. While she’s had an impressive career, Sarah’s love of nature and experiences in the wilds of Montana are what started her wish to get other corporate women to build their own badassery and confidence by learning outdoor skills. Project 1490 now provides the opportunity not only for women to have unique, outdoor experience that help them go beyond who they think they are, they build their corporate networks and confidence, and have a ton of fun in the process.

Important Links:

• Savvy Ladies
• Precious Williams' LinkedIn
• Lisa Zeiderman's LinkedIn
• Sarah Dale's LinkedIn