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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2025 · 30 MIN

Breaking Barriers in Venture Capital | Sofia Haq on Power, Representation & Muslim Women in Finance

from The Intentional Empire · host Yasmeen Khan

From growing up in a low-income household to becoming a rising voice in venture capital, Sofia is proof that our lived experiences can become our greatest assets. Her story is raw, powerful, and a reminder that Muslim women absolutely belong in rooms where big decisions are made.We talk about:What it’s really like to work in VC as a Muslim womanFrom fashion to finance: how Sofia made the leapBuilding MWP from the ground upHow your background becomes your superpowerTips for founders applying to accelerators or raising fundsThe emotional impact of money & how she healed her financial storyRepresentation, legacy, and rewriting the narrative for Muslim womenWhether you’re curious about VC, exploring entrepreneurship, or looking for a deeper conversation on money and identity — this one’s for you.🔗 Connect with Sofia:LinkedIn & TikTok → @SofiaHaqLearn more about Muslim Women Professionals → www.muslimwomenprofessionals.org💬 Like, Comment & Subscribe for more real conversations on money, faith, and power.

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