Rachel Rodgers delivers unapologetic guidance on wealth, equity, and building seven-figure success—on your terms.
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"Rachel is captivating. She makes you feel like you can truly do anything with the right mindset. Her no-bull approach to business is a breath of fresh air to our industry and she 100% delivered on value to our community of creators at Craft + Commerce."
Alexis Teichmiller
Convertkit Affiliate Manager
Rachel Rodgers is a powerhouse voice in modern entrepreneurship and economic empowerment. As the CEO and Founder of Hello Seven, she has guided thousands of women, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA entrepreneurs toward building seven-figure businesses and creating lasting wealth. Known for her direct, refreshing approach, Rachel brings a mix of candor, strategy, and personal stories that illuminate what it truly takes to rise above systemic obstacles. Her message is clear: you deserve wealth, freedom, and the tools to claim both and she shows audiences exactly how to make that shift.
Rachel Rodgers is one of the most prominent voices in the movement to close the wealth gap and empower underrepresented entrepreneurs. As the CEO and Founder of Hello Seven, she teaches women, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA communities how to build seven-figure businesses and create generational wealth. Her work blends rigorous strategy with a fierce commitment to equity, helping people break free from outdated narratives about money, success, and worthiness. An attorney-turned-entrepreneur and self-made millionaire, Rachel speaks with clarity, authority, and lived experience offering guidance rooted in the realities faced by those long excluded from financial power.
Her bestselling book We Should All Be Millionaires: A Woman’s Guide to Earning More, Building Wealth, and Gaining Economic Power has become a cultural touchstone. A Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon bestseller, it has sold more than 200,000 copies and was named one of Audible’s top audiobooks of the year. Rachel’s work now spans multiple titles, including We Should All Be Millionaires: The Workbook and Audible Originals such as Plan Your Year Like a Millionaire, Million Dollar Habits, and Six Figure Side Hustle. Each project reflects her mission: to help people earn more, work less, and build stability that lasts for generations.
Rachel is a magnetic, no-nonsense presence on stage. She brings blunt honesty and a willingness to address the uncomfortable truths many business leaders avoid calling out racism, misogyny, and unfair legal and financial structures that have historically blocked access to wealth. Her sessions cut through the noise with direct tools and actionable strategies for building income streams, pricing with confidence, scaling with intention, and stepping into economic power.
Audiences walk away inspired, but more importantly, equipped. Rachel shows people how to navigate structural barriers without dismissing their existence. She teaches the exact strategies she used to move from overworked attorney to thriving entrepreneur, offering a roadmap that resonates across industries. Whether speaking to corporate teams, founders, or ambitious professionals seeking a mindset shift, Rachel delivers clarity that sparks immediate change.
Rachel’s insights emphasize that wealth is not simply about numbers it is about agency, freedom, and access. At Hello Seven, she has built We Should All Be Millionaires: The Club, an online community where thousands have launched businesses, expanded income streams, and reached financial milestones once thought out of reach. The Club provides a space for accountability, strategy, support, and bold ambition, helping members transform their lives in tangible ways.
Her annual conference, ROI: The Millionaire Summit, gathers 1,000 attendees from around the world. The event features influential voices such as Pinky Cole, Rachel Cargle, Farnoosh Torabi, Tabitha Brown, and Arlan Hamilton. It’s a high-energy space where entrepreneurship, personal power, and social impact intersect embodying Rachel’s belief that wealth must be shared, celebrated, and used to create a more equitable world.
Rachel also leads The Hello Seven Foundation, a 501(c)(3) committed to addressing one of the most pressing health disparities in the United States: Black maternal mortality. Black women are three to five times more likely to die from pregnancy complications compared to white women, a statistic the Foundation is determined to change. Through funding for families in need, the organization helps provide access to high-quality prenatal and postpartum care, including doulas and midwives. For Rachel, wealth is not only a personal achievement it is a pathway to community transformation.
As a Black woman, working mother, attorney, and entrepreneur, Rachel’s journey reflects resilience and determination. Her message resonates because she speaks from real experience—navigating systemic challenges while building a business dedicated to lifting others. She has shared her insights on Good Morning America, The Drew Barrymore Show, and in outlets such as The New York Times, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Inc., Cheddar, PopSugar, and Women’s Health. Audiences trust her because she offers more than inspiration; she offers a blueprint for economic power rooted in possibility and action.
With Rachel Rodgers on your stage, you bring in a speaker who challenges assumptions, expands horizons, and equips your audience with the tools to create wealth with intention. Her voice is bold, grounded, and transformative shaping the next generation of leaders determined to build businesses and lives that uplift themselves and their communities.
5 of 5
"Rachel is captivating. She makes you feel like you can truly do anything with the right mindset. Her no-bull approach to business is a breath of fresh air to our industry and she 100% delivered on value to our community of creators at Craft + Commerce."
Alexis Teichmiller Convertkit Affiliate Manager
Keynote by Rachel Rodgers:
A broke ass decision, a.k.a. a B.A.D. decision is one that steals your time and energy, makes you feel weak and insecure, and eliminates options rather than creating them. A million-dollar decision is one that creates time and energy, frees up mental space, and creates space for the stuff that matters to you.
In this talk, Rachel walks you through her story and the lessons learned to make million dollar decisions with real-life examples of the B.A.D. decisions many of us make on a daily basis. By providing alternatives to incorporate in your own life, Rachel shows you exactly how to plan your goals with the expectation to win, including putting the systems in place to provide emotional, physical, and professional support when needed as well as how to make smart decisions with your current finances to build future wealth and get to seven figures.
Keynote by Rachel Rodgers:
As dismal diversity statistics and empty promises in anti-racism proclamations in corporate America have shown, taking a step towards a more equitable, anti-racist organization is harder than it looks. But with small businesses at the heart of America’s future, there’s hope that what may start small will build much bigger by example.
Join Rachel for this presentation exploring the concepts around racism and white supremacy that ultimately will challenge attendees to think about how to build a more diverse workplace as well as an equitable community in their own lives. Sharing basic tools and strategies that can be easily adopted internally no matter the size of the organization, Rachel shares the five key components that can help you make real change far beyond a single public statement.
Keynote by Rachel Rodgers:
Women comprise half the earth's population so they should control half the wealth, right? This is not the world we live in—not even close. Nationwide, 13% of men earn $100k or more a year, while only 6% of women earn that much. Worldwide, 89% of the world's billionaires are men—only 11% are women. We have a huge wealth gap between men and women, but a redistribution of wealth is possible, and it starts with you.
During this talk, Rachel shares how women can invest in their financial success and their futures by overcoming fears, challenges and self-sabotages when it comes to money. When one woman becomes wealthy, it changes her community. When millions become wealthy, it changes the world. Learn how female wealth reinvests much higher than men back into communities as well as how to bring the economy into balance by helping women face their financial challenges.
Keynote by Rachel Rodgers:
Finding ways to earn more money doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Instead, it comes down to daily habits that will deliver results, specifically, these seven habits that Rachel Rodgers has seen proven successful. Million Dollar Habits is all about the seven action steps to generate more money, time, and energy (joy!).
Keynote by Rachel Rodgers:
What’s the story you’ve been telling yourself about money, success, and what’s possible for your life? If it’s rooted in scarcity, self-doubt, or fear, it’s time for a rewrite. In this empowering and unapologetic keynote, Rachel Rodgers takes you on a journey to upgrade your mindset and embrace the narrative of abundance, confidence, and capability that millionaires live by.
Rachel will share how to identify and dispel the limiting beliefs that hold you back, replacing them with a bold new perspective that aligns with your potential. Through candid storytelling, practical strategies, and her signature no-nonsense approach, Rachel will challenge you to think bigger, dream louder, and own your worth.
Keynote by Rachel Rodgers:
In this powerful keynote, bestselling author and 8-figure founder Rachel Rodgers reminds us success is not a solo journey. In fact, without a supportive community, it could all fall apart.
Rachel vulnerably shares how tragedy flipped a switch in her… and it almost cost her business.
But thanks to the steadfast support of old and new friends, she was able to shift and broaden her perspective—and create a plan that will change her life forever.
From navigating the ups and downs of building a seven-figure business to overcoming the obstacles that come with being a woman of color in business, Rachel reveals that the key to her success was never going it alone—it was the strength of the community she built around her.
In this keynote, Rachel will share:
“Community Saved Me” is a reminder that community doesn’t just provide support—it creates the conditions for lasting impact, financial empowerment, and entrepreneurial fulfillment.
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