s there truly a place for women? Is this an archaic notion that there is a certain "place", purpose for women? In relationships are their gender based roles and rules that dictate relationship success or failures? Is a major factor in the demise of successful relationships the fact that women have demanded (and achieved) a level of equality? Our panel of thought leaders weigh in on the question, "Is there a such thing as a woman's place?"
Join us for the premiere relationship chat, "A Woman's Place from A Man's Perspective". She Matters Ambassadors has brought together a cross section of thought leaders on with interesting perspectives on relationships.
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Saafir Malik is a Certified Public Accountant from Montgomery, AL. Saafir is the President of Jones Accounting Group, Montgomery, AL where they specialize in Business Formations and Taxation. Saafir is a private financial counselor for married and engaged couples. Saafir was drawn to provide this service after realizing that men do not have a thorough understanding of finances and the financial responsibility. In this forum, Saafir will discuss the impact that gender based financial disparities have on relationship success.
Erik Newton is a former family law attorney who Erik describes himself as someone who’s “been through a thousand divorces and still believes in love.” Ushering couples through divorce wasn’t easy for Erik, a romantic from birth, but it turned out to be the ideal medium through which to understand the entire life cycle of a relationship. As a result, Erik has a unique, real-world comprehension of what makes one marriage thrive and another fall apart, which he will be sharing in this forum. You can read his articles and listen to his podcast at http://together.guide/.
Mario Brown is a pastor and spiritual counselor based in Auburn, AL. He has counseled hundreds of couples and singles on finding the ingredients to successful relationships. Mario believes that there is a divine order to relationships and that divine order has been interrupted and perverted over the course of time. Mario is a spiritual man builder and believes that there are several reasons that men have lost their way; which required women to "step-up" in a way for which they were not built. In this forum, Mario will discuss how the single mother and absent father (whether by choice or force) has had a negative impact on relationships for both men and women.