Although I am not getting paid to say this: I MEET THE BEST PEOPLE AT FINCON and this episode's guest is proof of that! As a first generation Latina, Lorraine Galvis, Esq. used her savvy brains and her love of music to get an internship at one of the most well known recording labels in New York when she was only 16!
Lorraine's tenacity, hard work and persistence to make a name for herself in the music industry is attributed to the many phenomenal women she considers mentors and friends. The very first person on that list is her mom. After working for the most influential people in hip hop, Lorraine is now an attorney who owns and operates a law firm focusing on trademarks, contracts, social media, entertainment, & small businesses since 2014.
Join Lorraine and myself as we discuss:
Starbucks caramel macchiato latte
Immigration
East Harlem, NY
Single Mother
Union workers
Baby boomers
Custodian Engineer
First generation
Work culture
Shay Young
Sean Coombs
Making The Band
Breast cancer
Relationships
Mentorships
Honorable Mentions
4 Monthly Budget Tips to Stretch Your Paycheck Further
Why Are Employee Benefits Important?
The Pressure of Being a First-Generation Student
The Influence of Hispanic Music in American culture
Where can you follow Lorraine:
Website: galvisandcompany.com
Instagram: galvisandcompany
Email: info@galvisandcompany.com
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This podcast is hosted by Asma Alsalameh. Mother, daughter, eye doctor, drinker of lattes, former scarcity minded woman who found her literal financial worth and became the founder of Stock Market Stories: a group for women traders of all experience levels to share their trading experiences! Ready to learn more? Contact her here!
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Song Credit: Rich City by Apollo
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