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Welcome to the Broad Experience, the show about women, the workplace and success.

I'm Ashley Milne Tite.

This time on the show, we explore women's relationship with money.

We start out talking to the young founder of an angel investing boot camp for women.

Then we delve into why some women have such a hard time valuing themselves and charging for their services.

Because there's one thing to increase the price, and then there's another thing to be comfortable with asking for it

and like really feeling like, okay, yeah, darn it, you know, what I'm delivering, it's worth this.

Some of us aren't that keen to pay full price for other people's services either. Coming up on the broad experience.

Women-owned companies start out with far less outside investment than male-owned firms. Debate

about why rages. Many say investment networks and venture capital firms are boys clubs that can

only relate to people who look like them, others say women do a lousier

job of pitching or just don't ask for money in the first place. Natalia Alberti Noggera is on a

mission to give more female entrepreneurs a good start. She's the founder and CEO of the Pipeline

Fellowship which trains women to become angel investors in small women-owned companies.

An angel investor is someone with a fairly high net worth who invests their own money in a company,

and like any investor, hopes for a good return.

The idea is that if more women become educated investors, more female-owned companies will get

the funding they need to make a go of it.

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