Emilie Bellet

Emilie Bellet stands at the forefront of personal finance expertise in the UK, with a passionate commitment to fostering financial empowerment among women. As the founder and CEO of Vestpod, along with being the acclaimed author of "You're Not Broke, You're Pre-Rich," Emilie represents an invaluable addition to your event, offering deep authority in her domain and extensive live speaking experience.

Her guide, "You're Not Broke, You're Pre-Rich," is an essential resource for anyone aiming to master their finances, covering everything from saving and negotiating to buying a home and building a pension, all while demystifying financial terminology and challenging common money myths. Her work has empowered thousands to achieve greater financial security and independence.

Prior to launching Vestpod, Emilie gained significant experience as an analyst in private equity at Lehman Brothers and was involved with Trilantic Capital Partners. This background informed her vision for Vestpod as a vibrant, educational community where women can openly learn about and discuss financial matters.

With women accumulating wealth yet still facing professional gender disparities, the demand for Emilie's insights on smart investing and financial literacy is more relevant than ever. Through workshops, classes, panel discussions, bootcamps, and the online Vestpod community, she provides a platform for comprehensive financial education.

Emilie's influence extends across a diverse range of platforms, from delivering presentations at esteemed banks like JP Morgan and Natwest to tech giants such as TikTok and PayPal, and participating in networks like AllBright and Ellevate, not to mention her appearances at the Edinburgh and Cheltenham book festivals.

Additionally, as a co-author of The WealthTech Book, a recognised name on the Women In FinTech Powerlist 2018 of Rising Stars, and a columnist for the i Paper, Emilie's contributions to financial discourse have been recognised widely. Her insights have been featured in major publications including the Financial Times, Forbes, BBC, The Guardian, Vogue, Glamour, Refinery29, and Monocle, marking her as a pivotal figure in the movement towards women's financial literacy and empowerment.