ReBranding Divorce Guests Carolyn Bilyak and Mimi Sullivan
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ReBranding Divorce Guests Carolyn Bilyak and Mimi Sullivan
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Streamed on NEWStreamingNetwork.com. bit more about Hirsch... Host, of The Financial Wellness Hour on WGSN-DB Going Solo Network (www.goingsolomedia.com) LIVE - Bi-Weekly Tuesdays at 10 am ET on WGSN-DB FB and YouTube.
Hirsch Serman, CPA & CDFA® founded Lifecycle Financial, LLC through his personal experiences related to divorce and the struggles of an aging parent after the sudden loss of her husband. He has worked in finance for over 20 years (including financial planning and tax) and has taught on the university level, presented at national conferences, as well as conducted seminars for high school youth on personal finances.
Hirsch is a member of the National Association of Divorce Professionals (The NADP), the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), and American Association of Daily Money Managers (AADMM). Hirsch Serman, CPA & CDFA® (312) 985-6648 Hirsch@lifecycle.financial
More about Carolyn Bilyak - My goal as a LIFE COACH, REIKI THERAPIST and MEDITATION COACH is to create a safe place for healing from trauma, releasing anxiety and fear, moving past grief and mourning, managing intense emotion through therapeutic energy healing and meditation.
More about Mimi Sullivan - I am excited to rebrand the divorce experience for other women and open them up to the possibility of a limitless future.
Contact Guest Info: info@rebrandingdivorce.com www.rebrandingdivorce.com
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