Angela Barbash's guest appearances

Angela Barbash

Growing with Purpose

VCs off the Record

SCORE Podcast: Where Small Business Matters

StartupNation Radio

Capital Insight

Jon Dwoskin

Colin Quinn

Matthew Rosenberg

Ari Weinzweig

Adam Witty

Laura Coe

Courtney Kingston

Anese Cavanaugh

Shawn Askinosie

Shonda Rhimes

Howard Spector

Bryan Papé

Joe Cirulli

Larry Jones

Bo Burlingham

OwlTail

On this episode of the Growing With Purpose podcast, Paul Spiegelman talks with Angela Barbash, CEO of Revalue Investing, a values-based investment advisory firm.  She is also a current participant in the Small Giants Leadership Academy as well as a recipient of our inaugural LIFT scholarship. For Angela, all roads lead to making an impact. Growing up, she observed how her separated parents both struggled financially to navigate a society that didn’t allow them access to resources or knowledge. This, along with her love for math and the stories from her activist grandmother, Maria Elena Lucas, set Angela on a clear path. She wanted to work in finance, but she wanted to do it differently. She wanted to make the industry accessible for people of all different socioeconomic backgrounds. After years of traversing the industry to understand how it worked from the inside out, and then more time researching and developing, Angela and her team launched Revalue Investing in 2013. They are a boutique investment firm, with three types of clients: entrepreneurs, multigenerational inheritors, and individuals who have been otherwise excluded from the industry and want to gain financial literacy. No matter how much or how little wealth they are handling, each of Revalue Investing’s clients chose the firm because they are a socioeconomic inclusive business.  “We’re just one little mark on the map and we try to have the best impact we can.” In this episode, listen to Angela tell Paul how she and her team prioritize mental health so they can be the best advisors to their clients, what she learned (or didn’t) from working within a traditional firm, and how she believes the sharing of knowledge is one of the most important ways she can make an impact. 

On this episode of the Growing With Purpose podcast, Paul Spiegelman talks with Angela Barbash, CEO of <a href="https://www.revalueinvesting.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Revalue Investing</a>, a values-based investment advisory firm.  She is also a current participant in the Small Giants Leadership Academy as well as a recipient of our inaugural LIFT scholarship. For Angela, all roads lead to making an impact. Growing up, she observed how her separated parents both struggled financially to navigate a society that didn’t allow them access to resources or knowledge. This, along with her love for math and the stories from her activist grandmother, <a href="https://www.press.umich.edu/9310/forged_under_the_sun_forjada_bajo_el_sol" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Maria Elena Lucas</a>, set Angela on a clear path. She wanted to work in finance, but she wanted to do it differently. She wanted to make the industry accessible for people of all different socioeconomic backgrounds. After years of traversing the industry to understand how it worked from the inside out, and then more time researching and developing, Angela and her team launched Revalue Investing in 2013. They are a boutique investment firm, with three types of clients: entrepreneurs, multigenerational inheritors, and individuals who have been otherwise excluded from the industry and want to gain financial literacy. No matter how much or how little wealth they are handling, each of Revalue Investing’s clients chose the firm because they are a socioeconomic inclusive business.  “We’re just one little mark on the map and we try to have the best impact we can.” In this episode, listen to Angela tell Paul how she and her team prioritize mental health so they can be the best advisors to their clients, what she learned (or didn’t) from working within a traditional firm, and how she believes the sharing of knowledge is one of the most important ways she can make an impact.

Angela Barbash: Empowerment Through Financial Literacy