Girls Who Build in Pencil Skirts and Pumps

Today’s podcast cannot be missed!  Please tune in to this fascinating interview with Cheryl Osborn, President of CASCO Contractors, who started her business at her kitchen table in 2000 and grew the business to the 5th largest Construction TI company in Orange County, California, and the 9th largest woman-owned business in Orange County.  Cheryl’s rich journey provides insight and inspiration to all, and she is a powerhouse in a male-dominated industry.  We also discuss the post-Covid commercial space and what that is going to look like and the CASCO back to work plan. Join Jaime Saul Hong and me for our beyond interesting conversation with Cheryl!!

Kimberlee Davis – The Fiscal Feminist

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About the Author
Kimberlee Davis
Managing Director, Partner

Kimberlee specializes in personal wealth advising and oversees financial and retirement planning solutions for high net worth individuals and multi-generational families. She is a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® that enables her to analyze and consult on both the short and long-term financial impact of a range of divorce settlements.

Kimberlee has established The Fiscal Feminist, a platform from which she strongly advocates for women through her passion to empower and educate them concerning their finances.

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