Tiffany Bass Bukow is a social entrepreneur and whirlwind wonder. Running a personal finance site, starting a media company, raising money, supporting environmental causes, to name a few, are her contributions towards making the world a better place. It's true what they say: To get something done, ask a busy person.
Anya Kamenetz is 25 years young, a journalist and the author of Generation Debt: The New Economics of Being Young. Her group got a raw economic deal, she says, and proposes the AARP as a model for her generation to get political clout and take on their issues.
Liz Perle is the author of Money: A Memoir about Women, Emotions and Cash. Like so many women, Liz's murky relationship with money--laced with silence and denial--came to haunt her when she became a single divorced mom. Her book breaks the taboo women have discussing money and its commanding yet unconscious role in virtually all parts of our lives.
