Princess Clark-Wendel "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us." -- Marianne Williamson Company: Princess Clark Consulting Location: Chicago, Illinois Website: www.princessclarkconsulting.com

Biography:
Princess Clark-Wendel is an international business woman, consultant and advisor to business owners across the country.  Since 1989, she has successfully owned, operated and sold two firms and has held management roles in two Fortune 100 companies.  She has a MBA from the prestigious University of Chicago, and is the author of two books: Your Business, Your Retirement and A Pocketbook of Hope in Tough Economic Times.

As an African-American woman, Princess is an expert in helping minority individuals, business owners, and retirees understand concepts such as business valuation, employee motivation, retirement strategies, and succession or estate planning.  She has a unique manner of addressing the minority audience- with the specific needs that differ from the majority.   Princess presents key information to her clients that can used immediately to more effectively create the lives they dream about…worry free.

Getting to know Princess…

Q:  What inspired you to focus your business, seminars, and consulting on worry-free living?
A:  A life full of stress or regrets is a life that is wasted.  I learned through my own personal experience that we are capable of so much more than we can imagine, and I have been able to tap into that potential in my own life.   I love to show others how a solid plan, plus clear goals…equals no regrets!

Q:  What do you think sets you apart from other consultants or advisors?
A:   I am committed to my clients, and dedicate myself to getting the job done right.  I want to have a partnership with clients that will exist through the many phases of life that they will go through.  I can only accomplish this if trust is a part of the equation.  I am innovative and have vision for myself and my clients, and always build unique approaches that are not “cookie cutter” financial solutions. 

Q:  What personal accomplishment are you the most proud of?
A:  I feel that my greatest accomplishment is my raising my four children while pursuing my own career and educational goals.  I was able to set an example for them and demonstrate that there is no need to compromise on your goals or desires.  Efficiency, effective planning, and motivation helped me to accomplish this.

Availability:
Available to speak about business, entrepreneurship, women's issues, and personal finance.