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Mogul Chix® Chat Podcast

Mogul Chix® Chat Podcast

著者: Adrienne Graham
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Mogul Chix® Chat is a cold water, in-your-face wake up call (part humor, part education, full on real talk) for high performing Female Founders to get their mindsets ready to get a seat at the table, then go secure the block, the industry and the wealth. This podcast focuses on the unsexy stuff in business & the inner workings of making a company sustainable and profitable. We talk about building wealth, building companies, leadership, making Mogul Moves, & building legacy. This podcast is part blueprint, and part masterclass. You can hear valuable tips and advice from the host and hear from women who are blazing trails and kicking ass in their respective industries. It's a tell all on how to navigate and be successful as a woman in business. Mogul Chix® helps Female Founders grow and scale profitable, job creating companies, and eventually get their companies investment ready. We also help groom them into dynamic leaders and CEOs. Mogul Chix® is a mindset, a way of life and a blueprint for Female Founders who want to build a legacy of wealth and a generational business empire. We provide Strategic Business Growth solutions, and a platform for resources, mentoring, networks and education. Our mission is to take your company from flat to profit generating to job creating and ultimately to investment ready. My personal mission is to help you build and run a better company, reimagine the way you do business, and build lasting wealth. . Host Adrienne Graham is the CEO and proud founder of Mogul Chix® LLC. She is a serial entrepreneur and self-made businesswoman who is a Strategic Business Growth Adviser, Published Author, Magazine Publisher, Mentor and Investor.Copyright 2026 Adrienne Graham マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • Episode 96: Episode 96: Why They Say No: 7 Things to Fix Before Your Next Investor Meeting
    2026/08/11
    Not every investor rejection is about bias. And not every rejection means your company is a bad business. Sometimes founders are simply approaching the wrong capital, the wrong investors, or the right investors at the wrong time. In part two of the Capital Access Series, Adrienne Graham breaks down seven reasons founders get rejected that are actually within their control. She covers everything from chasing venture capital when another funding source would be more appropriate to allowing investors to frame the entire conversation around risk. This episode is especially important for Black founders, women founders, and other under-represented entrepreneurs who may already face structural barriers to capital. The goal isn’t to pretend bias doesn’t exist. It’s to make sure poor preparation isn’t giving investors an additional reason to say no. If you’re preparing to raise capital, pitch investors, or figure out why previous fundraising efforts haven’t worked, this episode will help you identify exactly what needs fixing before your next conversation. Resources mentioned: CapFlyte (mogulchix.com/capflyte), The Mogul Chix Guide to Getting VC Funding (https://square.link/u/OqCelIBJ), and Mogul Chix Funding School (http://academy.mogulchix.com/funding-school/).
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    34 分
  • Episode 95: Episode 95: We Know VC Has a Race Problem. Now What?
    2026/08/11
    We already know Black founders and women founders face their own persistent funding gaps. The numbers are real. The bias is real. But we're having the wrong conversations. Time to change the narrative AND the conversation. In the first episode of the Capital Access Series, Adrienne Graham examines what the funding data actually tells us about race, gender, investor networks, and access to venture capital—and then asks the harder question: What can founders do next? Adrienne challenges founders to separate systemic barriers from strategic preparation and to stop assuming venture capital is automatically the right funding solution for every business. In this episode, you’ll learn what founders should be focused on, what research tells us about Black VCs investing in Black founders, how gender can influence the questions investors ask, and why choosing the right form of capital should come before chasing investors. Bias may be part of the environment, but it cannot become your fundraising strategy or hook. Resources mentioned: CapFlyte (mogulchix.com/capflyte), Funding School (academy.mogulchix.com/funding-school), and The Mogul Chix Guide to Getting VC Funding (https://square.link/u/OqCelIBJ).
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    27 分
  • Episode 94: Episode 94: Becoming the Woman Your Business Needs: Power, Presence, and CEO Identity
    2026/03/01
    Adrienne dives deep into identity evolution — the internal transformation required for women to lead companies at the highest levels. This episode explains why every bottleneck begins with identity and how to step into the version of yourself that can confidently scale your business. Key Takeaways:Identity shapes decisions, leadership, boundaries, and standards.Old identities (overachiever, fixer, martyr) cannot scale a company.Your next level requires emotional regulation, self-authority, and boundaries.The future CEO version of you is already within you — she just needs permission.Identity is chosen daily through behavior and standards.What You’ll Learn:The 5 outdated identities holding women backWhat the highest version of a CEO actually looks likeThe seven pillars of a powerful CEO identityHow to shift into your next-level versionHow identity shapes company culture and revenue
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    29 分
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