Galia Gichon
Galia Gichon
Author
Books
Historical fiction in a contemporary voice.
It’s 1912. After a tragic event, Helen Fox—a factory worker living in New York’s tenements—attends her first suffrage meeting, quickly becoming seduced by the cause. Accepting a job offer from leader Harriot Stanton Blatch, Helen finds herself working alongside famous activists as she tries to change the world, afford the basics, and balance a disgruntled family back home when she marches to Washington, D.C. In a time when the obstacles for women— from any background—were insurmountable, Helen discovers her voice and dreams of equality in a male-dominated society.
Published by
Wyatt-MacKenzie
Published June 1, 2021
A refreshing new approach to financial independence from a top independent financial advisor. A Newsweek Checklist recommended “Buy,” this kit includes six simple workbooks that allow you to sort out your current financial picture, helps you tackle money issues like erasing debt and retiring comfortably, and contains inspiring affirmations on cards.
Bio
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Widely quoted in The New York Times and more, Galia Gichon spent nearly ten years writing financial research for top investment banks before launching Down-to-Earth Finance, a top personal financial advising firm in New York.
Galia is the author of My Money Matters, a personal finance book which received notable press from the New York Times, TODAY Show, CNN, Newsweek, Real Simple and more. Galia Gichon consistently leads seminars for Barnard College where she has taught for 13 years, and other organizations. She is an avid angel investor focusing on women-led and impact startups and actively counsels startups through accelerators.