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December 27, 2017

Marissa Schulze on why it’s important to improve financial literacy

Marissa Schulze, director and broker at Rise High Financial Solutions, joins Annie and James to reveal why she is passionate about improving financial literacy and how it felt to be awarded the Young Leader of the Year at the inaugural Women in Finance Awards.

The award-winning SA-based broker also discusses her experience of driving a solar car from Darwin to Adelaide, why she brought accounting services in house and the impact of team culture on the company’s success.

This broker also tells us:

This article originally featured on The Adviser

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