Our Featured Guest for Sunday, April 24, 2022 is Shauna Wekherlien

Shauna Wekherlien, CPA is ranked in the top 1% of only 600 Certified Tax Coach and Strategists in the U.S. She is the founder of Tax Goddess Business Services, PC is a full-service tax and accounting firm with a focus on tax strategy and planning to help lower and minimize taxes for business owners and investors. Shauna works with an international team of over 60 tax strategy experts. On average she lowers her clients taxes by $32,600/year, removes stress and hassle, and promotes business growth with additional cash flow. She has 20+ Years in tax field working specifically for Business Owners, Self-employed, and Investors to actively create custom strategies to maximize deductions and reduce their tax burdens to the legal minimum. Read more at: https://taxgoddess.com/

Valeria Aloe, our Executive Spotlight guest, is the founder of Conscious Abundance, a bilingual (Spanish and English) research-based, behavioral change platform for women and minority employees and is the author of “Uncolonized Latinas”. Valeria partners with organizations and corporations to identify the particular needs of their women and minority employees and clients, and support them with programs that seek to develop leadership skills, enhance emotional intelligence, and boost resilience and productivity. She also provides 1-on-1 coaching and conducts the course “Your Extraordinary Life Begins Today”, specifically designed for Hispanics in the United States. Read more at: https://uncolonizedlatinas.com/

Mark Cronin & John Lee Cronin, our Entrepreneur Presenters, are the founders of John’s Crazy Socks, a sock company that offers an array of designs of socks in a multitude of patterns for men, women and children. Sock collections such as pop culture, food and drink to animals and more. John’s Crazy Socks is a father-son venture inspired by co-founder John Lee Cronin, a young man with Down syndrome. John’s affinity for crazy socks paired with his love of making people smile made our mission clear: we want to spread happiness. Together they found a way to create a social enterprise, John’s Crazy Socks, and build it into a multi-million dollar business. The company donates 5 percent of our earnings to the Special Olympics as they’ve played a vital role in John’s development. Read more at: https://johnscrazysocks.com/