Let’s Make Money Honey: A Powerful Workshop and Panel on Financial Empowerment for All

Nairobi, Kenya – July 9, 2025 — What Women Want (a PinKE Media initiative), in partnership with FXPesa and Shree Visa Oshwal Community Nairobi, proudly presents “Let’s Make Money Honey”, a dynamic workshop and panel discussion on financial literacy and empowerment, taking place on Friday, 11th July 2025, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Visa Oshwal Community Centre, Nairobi.

Hosted by renowned media personality Pinky Ghelani, this engaging event is open to all, offering practical advice, inspiring stories, and tangible tools to help individuals take control of their finances—whether you’re building, investing, scaling, or just getting started.

This edition of “Let’s Make Money Honey” will feature some of the most respected voices in finance, entrepreneurship, and personal development, including:

Keynote Speakers:

• Moonika Jurgenfeldt – CEO, FXPesa
• Kalpa Padia – President, Rotary Club of Nairobi; Community Developer
• Rina Hicks – Operations Director, Faida Investment Bank

Panelists:

• Flora Mutahi – Founder & CEO, Melvin & Co; Forbes 50 Over 50 Honoree
• Mona Shah – Co-founder, The Pink Collar Consultancy
• Chirag Solanki – Director, Encap Kenya Ltd; Global Markets Trader
• Shreya Karla – Founder, SHK Consulting; Women’s Mindset Coach

This event will be more than just talks—it’s a movement toward financial fluency, entrepreneurship, and mindset mastery. Join us for an afternoon of insight, connection, and transformation—because making money should be smart, informed, and accessible to everyone.

Event Details

What Women Want (PinKE media)
Let’s Make Money Honey
A Workshop and Panel Discussion around Money

Friday, 11 July 2025 (Updated from June 25)
Visa Oshwal Community Hall

Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Tickets:

Early Bird: KES 600
Advance: KES 1,000
Last Chance: KES 1,200
Group of 5: KES 4,750 (5% off)
Group of 10: KES 9,000 (10% off)
Group of 20: KES 16,000 (20% off)
Vendor Booths: KES 5,000

Ticketing: mookh.com

For more details, visit www.whatwomenwantafrica.com, call 020 2445533, or email [email protected].