Politics & Prosecco:Advancing Women’s Financial Sovereignty Through Bitcoin

The Canadian Bitcoin Consortium, in collaboration with Daughters of Democracy, proudly presents the next installment in our Politics & Prosecco series, an empowering evening dedicated to advancing women’s financial sovereignty through Bitcoin.

As the conversation around sound money and digital finance continues to evolve, this special event invites women from all walks of life to discover how Bitcoin is reshaping economic independence and opportunity. Through education, shared experience, and open dialogue, attendees will learn how understanding Bitcoin can be a powerful step toward building personal and generational wealth.

Enjoy an evening of education, networking, and inspiration, complete with hors d’oeuvres, prosecco, and meaningful conversations with women who are leading the way in redefining financial freedom.

Info: This engaging session will introduce the key principles of sound money, inflation, and the economic foundations that make Bitcoin a tool for empowerment. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of why Bitcoin matters, how it works, and how it offers women greater control over their financial futures.

Info: Join an inspiring panel of trailblazing women who have been part of the Bitcoin industry for over a decade. Through their stories of discovery, resilience, and transformation, they’ll explore what inspired them to get involved in Bitcoin, how it has impacted their personal and professional lives, and why women’s participation in this movement is essential to shaping a more equitable financial future.

This conversation will highlight the intersection of money, empowerment, and purpose, showing how Bitcoin can be a bridge to financial literacy, independence, and long-term security.

Moderator: Wayne Logan, Associate Counsel, Miller Thomson

Speakers:
* Janine Moir, National Blockchain Assurance Leader, Deloitte
* Alexis Pappas, Chief Innovation Officer, GuildOne Inc.
* Ryan Clements, Director, Advanced Research and Knowledge Management, Alberta Securities Commission
* Koleya Karringten, Executive Director, Canadian Bitcoin Consortium

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