Full Name
Tupaarnaq Kopeck
Title
Money Coach
Company
Money Masterlabs
Speaker Bio
Tupaarnaq Kopeck is an Inuk woman proudly representing Kalaallit Nunaat (colonially known as Greenland) and is driven by her passion for empowering Indigenous women in the realm of personal finance and investing awareness. This is why she started her business Money Masterlabs. With a background in banking and a degree in Business Administration and Psychology, she brings a unique blend of financial expertise and understanding of human behavior to her work.
Currently, she resides on the unceded territory of the Syilx people (colonially known as Lake Country, BC, Canada). This location holds profound significance to her as she continues her journey of serving and supporting indigenous communities.
Tupaarnaq’s journey has been enriched by obtaining a certificate in Trauma of Money, a field that has deeply influenced her approach to financial education. Through her experiences as a banker and studies in trauma, Tupaarnaq has gained profound insights into the impact of financial trauma on our ability to budget and plan for the future.
Her mission is clear: to bridge the wealth gap between Indigenous women and the broader society. She is committed to serving her community by providing financial education in an anti-capitalistic approach, one woman at a time. It's not just about numbers; it's about empowering individuals to build resilience and thrive financially.
Join Tupaarnaq on this journey as she invites people to create a brighter, more equitable future together. You can connect with her on Instagram @tupaarnaq or visit www.moneymasterlabs.com.
Currently, she resides on the unceded territory of the Syilx people (colonially known as Lake Country, BC, Canada). This location holds profound significance to her as she continues her journey of serving and supporting indigenous communities.
Tupaarnaq’s journey has been enriched by obtaining a certificate in Trauma of Money, a field that has deeply influenced her approach to financial education. Through her experiences as a banker and studies in trauma, Tupaarnaq has gained profound insights into the impact of financial trauma on our ability to budget and plan for the future.
Her mission is clear: to bridge the wealth gap between Indigenous women and the broader society. She is committed to serving her community by providing financial education in an anti-capitalistic approach, one woman at a time. It's not just about numbers; it's about empowering individuals to build resilience and thrive financially.
Join Tupaarnaq on this journey as she invites people to create a brighter, more equitable future together. You can connect with her on Instagram @tupaarnaq or visit www.moneymasterlabs.com.
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