Keynote Speaker · Bestselling Author · CDFA®, CDS
Financial confidence isn't a number. It's a way of showing up.
Rhonda Noordyk has spent a decade in the rooms where women's financial futures get decided, and she has watched capable women go quiet in every one of them. She brings that room to your stage, with real numbers, plain language, and a framework your audience can use before they get to their car.
Keynote Speaker · Bestselling Author · CDFA®, CDS
Financial confidence isn't a number. It's a way of showing up.
Rhonda Noordyk has spent a decade in the rooms where women's financial futures get decided, and she has watched capable women go quiet in every one of them. She brings that room to your stage, with real numbers, plain language, and a framework your audience can use before they get to their car.
$26.4 Million
and counting, recovered for women navigating divorce
944+ Clients
guided over more than ten years
Top 1% Podcast
Disrupting Divorce: Conversations for Women
Two Books
Her Terms and Bold Beginnings, an Amazon bestseller
IDFA Board
Board of Advisors, Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts
2026 & 2027
emcee, IDFA regional conference, and booked again
SEE HER WORK
Ninety seconds on stage.
The credentials tell you she knows the material.
The reel tells you what happens to a room when she starts.
WHY THIS TALK
Your audience has already sat through the money talk.
They have heard about budgeting apps and compound interest. They have nodded along. And then they walk into the rooms where the real decisions get made, the mediation, the compensation conversation, the meeting with the advisor, and they go quiet.
That silence is not a knowledge gap. It is a permission gap. The financial industry spent decades speaking over women, building language that was never designed to include them, and then calling the result a lack of interest. Rhonda names that out loud from the stage. Then she hands the room something to do about it.
She is not a motivational speaker who happens to talk about money. She is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® who has sat at the table for hundreds of settlements and knows exactly where women lose ground and exactly what changes the outcome. Your audience feels the difference in the first three minutes.
Your income will never outgrow your self-esteem.
A mentor said that to Rhonda when she was brand new to the industry and still learning how much of the distance between where she was and where she wanted to be was simply information nobody had handed her. She has spent every year since handing it to other women.
SIgnature talks
Four ways to build the room you want.
Every talk is customized to your theme and your audience before Rhonda ever steps on stage. Here is where she starts.
01
Her Terms: Money, Confidence and the Second Act
Best for women's conferences, second act and reinvention audiences, women 45 to 65.
Rooted in her book Her Terms. Every woman in the room is carrying a money story she did not choose and has never examined, and that story is running her decisions. Rhonda walks the room through her C.O.N.F.I.D.E.N.C.E. framework, from changing your relationship with money through leaving a legacy, and sends everyone out with one decision made cleaner than it was that morning.
They leave with their financial personality, the one number they have been avoiding, and a written commitment they can photograph before they leave the room.
02
The Confidence Framework
Best for corporate audiences, women's employee resource groups, leadership programs and association chapters.
Knowledge plus experience equals confidence. This is the working session version, built for leaders who can read a P and L at work and have never once run the same numbers on their own life. Live polls, ninety second micro journals, and a decision chart the room runs in real time on an actual decision someone is facing this quarter.
They leave with an understanding of the Confidence Framework and how to put it into action, including a two minute personal financial dashboard and a thirty day micro challenge with a weekly cadence.
03
Financially Fearless Through Transition
Best for gray divorce, widowhood, retirement, caregiving and reinvention audiences.
Transition is where women lose ground financially, and it is almost never because they were not smart enough. It is because nobody handed them the map, and each professional in the room owned only one corner of it. Rhonda names where money decisions go wrong in a transition and what to do instead, including who actually belongs on the team and what each person is and is not responsible for.
They leave with what to gather, who to put on the team, and what a fair process actually looks like, so they can tell when they are not getting one.
04
Advocate Without Apology
Best for negotiation, career, boardroom and professional association audiences.
Rhonda teaches her A.N.O.T. Method, four moves that turn a nervous request into a clean ask: Acknowledge, Naturally, Obviously, The Ask. It is the same structure her clients use in mediation, adapted here for compensation conversations, vendor contracts, boundaries around family money, and the trade women keep making between their time and their income.
They leave with one written ask, in their own words, that they can send this week.
Keynote 45 to 60 min
Interactive workshop 90 min to half day
Corporate session 60 min
Fireside chat or panel
Podcast or media guest
Book signing add on
THE TAKEAWAY
What the room walks out with.
A clear, repeatable framework for making confident money decisions during any major life transition.
Financial anxiety converted into self advocacy through specific mindset and language shifts, not affirmations.
Action they can take that week, whatever stage of life they are in.
Renewed permission to pursue the second act, boldly and without apology
FOR ORGANIZERS
Why planners book her again.
The talk lands because of what she teaches. The day works because of how she carries it.
She is a top notch, engaging speaker
Confident and professional from the first minute, with humor that fits the moment rather than filling time. Her energy is contagious, and a room that starts out polite does not stay that way.
She writes to your theme
Every talk is customized on a pre event call with the organizer, not pulled off a shelf.
She brings the interaction
Polls, prompts and worksheets are part of the design, so nobody is scrambling for AV or handouts the morning of.
She promotes
A top one percent podcast, an active email list and an engaged following go to work for your event.
She stays
The hallway conversations after the talk are where the room actually changes, and she does not leave before they happen.
She can carry a whole day
She emceed the IDFA regional conference in 2026 and is booked again for 2027, so a keynote slot is the easy version of what she does.
The work behind the talk
What happens when a woman finds the language.
These are clients, not event organizers. They are here because the stories on stage are theirs.
When I first connected with The Women's Financial Wellness Center, I was frozen in fear. My financial settlement increased by $330,000 with the education I learned from the BRIDGE™ Method.
DONNA
The mediator was highly impressed, saying Rhonda was the best CDFA she has ever worked with.
Julianne P.
I was so ashamed of my lack of financial knowledge before I started BRIDGE, but I am so proud of where I am today. I was able to show up to the hearing to advocate for myself.
MEG
You've helped me to find my voice, a necessary and invaluable asset that I needed in my divorce and that I will take with me into my future.
Empowered client
WHY THIS TALK
Your audience has already sat through the money talk.
They have heard about budgeting apps and compound interest. They have nodded along. And then they walk into the rooms where the real decisions get made, the mediation, the compensation conversation, the meeting with the advisor, and they go quiet.
That silence is not a knowledge gap. It is a permission gap. The financial industry spent decades speaking over women, building language that was never designed to include them, and then calling the result a lack of interest. Rhonda names that out loud from the stage. Then she hands the room something to do about it.
She is not a motivational speaker who happens to talk about money. She is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® who has sat at the table for hundreds of settlements and knows exactly where women lose ground and exactly what changes the outcome. Your audience feels the difference in the first three minutes.
Your income will never outgrow your self-esteem.
A mentor said that to Rhonda when she was brand new to the industry and still learning how much of the distance between where she was and where she wanted to be was simply information nobody had handed her. She has spent every year since handing it to other women.
SIgnature talks
Four ways to build the room you want.
Every talk is customized to your theme and your audience before Rhonda ever steps on stage. Here is where she starts.
01
Her Terms: Money, Confidence and the Second Act
Best for women's conferences, second act and reinvention audiences, women 45 to 65.
Rooted in her book Her Terms. Every woman in the room is carrying a money story she did not choose and has never examined, and that story is running her decisions. Rhonda walks the room through her C.O.N.F.I.D.E.N.C.E. framework, from changing your relationship with money through leaving a legacy, and sends everyone out with one decision made cleaner than it was that morning.
They leave with their financial personality, the one number they have been avoiding, and a written commitment they can photograph before they leave the room.
02
The Confidence Framework
Best for corporate audiences, women's employee resource groups, leadership programs and association chapters.
Knowledge plus experience equals confidence. This is the working session version, built for leaders who can read a P and L at work and have never once run the same numbers on their own life. Live polls, ninety second micro journals, and a decision chart the room runs in real time on an actual decision someone is facing this quarter.
They leave with an understanding of the Confidence Framework and how to put it into action, including a two minute personal financial dashboard and a thirty day micro challenge with a weekly cadence.
03
Financially Fearless Through Transition
Best for gray divorce, widowhood, retirement, caregiving and reinvention audiences.
Transition is where women lose ground financially, and it is almost never because they were not smart enough. It is because nobody handed them the map, and each professional in the room owned only one corner of it. Rhonda names where money decisions go wrong in a transition and what to do instead, including who actually belongs on the team and what each person is and is not responsible for.
They leave with what to gather, who to put on the team, and what a fair process actually looks like, so they can tell when they are not getting one.
04
Advocate Without Apology
Best for negotiation, career, boardroom and professional association audiences.
Rhonda teaches her A.N.O.T. Method, four moves that turn a nervous request into a clean ask: Acknowledge, Naturally, Obviously, The Ask. It is the same structure her clients use in mediation, adapted here for compensation conversations, vendor contracts, boundaries around family money, and the trade women keep making between their time and their income.
They leave with one written ask, in their own words, that they can send this week.
Keynote 45 to 60 min
Interactive workshop 90 min to half day
Corporate session 60 min
Fireside chat or panel
Podcast or media guest
Book signing add on
THE TAKEAWAY
What the room walks out with.
A clear, repeatable framework for making confident money decisions during any major life transition.
Financial anxiety converted into self advocacy through specific mindset and language shifts, not affirmations.
Action they can take that week, whatever stage of life they are in.
Renewed permission to pursue the second act, boldly and without apology
FOR ORGANIZERS
Why planners book her again.
The talk lands because of what she teaches. The day works because of how she carries it.
She is a top notch, engaging speaker
Confident and professional from the first minute, with humor that fits the moment rather than filling time. Her energy is contagious, and a room that starts out polite does not stay that way.
She writes to your theme
Every talk is customized on a pre event call with the organizer, not pulled off a shelf.
She brings the interaction
Polls, prompts and worksheets are part of the design, so nobody is scrambling for AV or handouts the morning of.
She promotes
A top one percent podcast, an active email list and an engaged following go to work for your event.
She stays
The hallway conversations after the talk are where the room actually changes, and she does not leave before they happen.
She can carry a whole day
She emceed the IDFA regional conference in 2026 and is booked again for 2027, so a keynote slot is the easy version of what she does.
The work behind the talk
What happens when a woman finds the language.
These are clients, not event organizers. They are here because the stories on stage are theirs.
When I first connected with The Women's Financial Wellness Center, I was frozen in fear. My financial settlement increased by $330,000 with the education I learned from the BRIDGE™ Method.
DONNA
The mediator was highly impressed, saying Rhonda was the best CDFA she has ever worked with.
Julianne P.
I was so ashamed of my lack of financial knowledge before I started BRIDGE, but I am so proud of where I am today. I was able to show up to the hearing to advocate for myself.
MEG
You've helped me to find my voice, a necessary and invaluable asset that I needed in my divorce and that I will take with me into my future.
Empowered client
MEET RHONDA
She did not start out unafraid.
Rhonda Noordyk, CDFA®, CDS, is the founder and CEO of The Women's Financial Wellness Center, where she has guided more than 944 women through the financial side of divorce and recovered more than $26.4 million for them, and counting. She is a two time author, the host of the top one percent podcast Disrupting Divorce: Conversations for Women, and a member of the Board of Advisors for the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts. She emceed the IDFA regional conference in 2026 and has already been booked to do it again in 2027, which is the industry's own answer to whether she can hold a room.
She did not start here. She started as a financial advisor watching a system fail the women who walked into it, and she was, in her own words, a master at avoiding conflict. She began hosting seminars for women facing divorce while colleagues told her that specialized support for women was unnecessary. She kept going. That is the same nerve she brings to a stage.
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MEET RHONDA
She did not start out unafraid.
Rhonda Noordyk, CDFA®, CDS, is the founder and CEO of The Women's Financial Wellness Center, where she has guided more than 944 women through the financial side of divorce and recovered more than $26.4 million for them, and counting. She is a two time author, the host of the top one percent podcast Disrupting Divorce: Conversations for Women, and a member of the Board of Advisors for the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts. She emceed the IDFA regional conference in 2026 and has already been booked to do it again in 2027, which is the industry's own answer to whether she can hold a room.
She did not start here. She started as a financial advisor watching a system fail the women who walked into it, and she was, in her own words, a master at avoiding conflict. She began hosting seminars for women facing divorce while colleagues told her that specialized support for women was unnecessary. She kept going. That is the same nerve she brings to a stage.
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Before you ask
Planner questions.
How far in advance should we book?
Send the date as soon as you have it, even if it is not locked. Availability is confirmed on the inquiry, and earlier dates leave more room to customize the talk to your theme.
What is the speaking fee?
Fees vary by format, audience and travel. Send your details through the inquiry form and you will get a straight answer, not a runaround.
Do you travel?
Yes. Rhonda is based in Wisconsin and speaks nationally. Travel is quoted with the engagement.
Do you speak virtually?
Yes, with the interactive elements adapted for a virtual room rather than dropped from it.
What do you need from us technically?
A lavalier or handheld microphone, a screen with HDMI, a confidence monitor if the room is large, and the ability to run a live poll. Everything else comes with her.
Can attendees get the books?
Yes. Her Terms and Bold Beginnings are both available for attendees, and a signing can be added to the agenda.
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Why Tell us about
your event.
Give us the date, the room, and what you want your audience walking out believing.
Rhonda reviews every inquiry personally.
here is what we will ask
● Your name, title and organization
● City, or virtual
● Who is in the room
● Budget range
● Event name and date
● Audience size
● Format you have in mind
● What you want them walking out believing
Or email [email protected] directly.
book rhonda
Why Tell us about
your event.
Give us the date, the room, and what you want your audience walking out believing.
Rhonda reviews every inquiry personally.
here is what we will ask
● Your name, title and organization
● City, or virtual
● Who is in the room
● Budget range
● Event name and date
● Audience size
● Format you have in mind
● What you want them walking out believing
Or email [email protected] directly.
Rhonda Noordyk, CDFA® | The Women's Financial Wellness Center | [email protected]
Rhonda Noordyk, CDFA®
The Women's Financial Wellness Center [email protected]