Women, Money & Cheesecake (ePub)

Women grasp that the strength of our message is in our collective experiences. 

We are three different women from different backgrounds.

Brona Pinnolis worked for 25 years as an attorney, including many years as Managing Partner of her own firm.  Shifting focus, she turned to financial services and now teaches Business Law, Ethics, Criminal Justice and other related courses at the graduate and undergraduate level.  She also works as a freelance writer and is published on the local, regional and national levels. Ms. Pinnolis has four children and serves on the boards of several charitable organizations, including Hadassah.

Linda A. Tripp has over thirty years of experience in investment advisory, financial planning, insurance and employer-sponsored retirement plans.  She has worked in the banking industry and holds executive positions in Employee Benefits organizations including GMEBC (Greater Memphis Employee Benefits Council).  Ms. Tripp has a knack for taking complex concepts and bringing them down to bite-sized reality.   She was profiled in a full-page article appearing in the Memphis Business Journal as a “straight-talking…get-to-the-point” financial advisor.  Ms. Tripp is an independent single woman.

Paulette Williamson has worked as a financial advisor for over twenty-three years with the same firm. Previously she worked in a Fortune 500 company as a middle-manager.  She turned to the financial world after a corporate down-sizing and has never looked back.  A seasoned advisor, Ms. Williamson is the voice of calm and reason with her clients.  She is an empty-nester with a blended family and serves on the boards of several charitable organizations, including CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates).

Women grasp that the strength of our message is in our collective experiences. 

We are three different women from different backgrounds.

Brona Pinnolis worked for 25 years as an attorney, including many years as Managing Partner of her own firm.  Shifting focus, she turned to financial services and now teaches Business Law, Ethics, Criminal Justice and other related courses at the graduate and undergraduate level.  She also works as a freelance writer and is published on the local, regional and national levels. Ms. Pinnolis has four children and serves on the boards of several charitable organizations, including Hadassah.

Linda A. Tripp has over thirty years of experience in investment advisory, financial planning, insurance and employer-sponsored retirement plans.  She has worked in the banking industry and holds executive positions in Employee Benefits organizations including GMEBC (Greater Memphis Employee Benefits Council).  Ms. Tripp has a knack for taking complex concepts and bringing them down to bite-sized reality.   She was profiled in a full-page article appearing in the Memphis Business Journal as a “straight-talking…get-to-the-point” financial advisor.  Ms. Tripp is an independent single woman.

Paulette Williamson has worked as a financial advisor for over twenty-three years with the same firm. Previously she worked in a Fortune 500 company as a middle-manager.  She turned to the financial world after a corporate down-sizing and has never looked back.  A seasoned advisor, Ms. Williamson is the voice of calm and reason with her clients.  She is an empty-nester with a blended family and serves on the boards of several charitable organizations, including CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates).

Women grasp that the strength of our message is in our collective experiences.