Rachel Rodgers
Business and money coach for women entrepreneurs in New Jersey
| Hourly rate range | $125 to $300 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Scaling and growthWomen entrepreneursExit planning and successionFinance and profitStartups and foundersMoney mindsetWealth buildingBusiness finances |
| Works with | Women and Founders and business owners |
| Also coaches | Financial coach and Executive coach |
| Based in | New Jersey, United States |
| Credentials | Attorney |
| Practice | Hello Seven |
Rachel Rodgers is a business coach and the founder and CEO of Hello Seven. She helps women entrepreneurs and business owners grow revenue, build wealth and reach seven figures. She started her own business in 2010 and built it into an eight-figure company with a team of 25. She is also an attorney and author. Hello Seven has a stated goal of creating 10,000 millionaires by 2030.
What Rachel helps with
Rachel helps business owners make more money and build lasting wealth. Her work covers starting a business, scaling it and selling it.
- Starting a side hustle
- Quitting a day job to run your own business
- Scaling a business from six figures to seven, or seven to eight
- Selling a business for multi-millions
- Making smart decisions with money
- Building generational wealth
- Growing revenue without burning out
Who Rachel works with
Hello Seven works with women, BIPOC, LGBTQIA people, people living with disabilities and others from historically excluded communities. Clients range from new side hustlers to owners of six and seven figure businesses. 75% of clients are women of color.
Background and qualifications
Rachel Rodgers is an attorney, business coach and author. In 2010 she worked as an employee and felt overworked and underpaid, so she started her own business. That business grew into Hello Seven, an eight-figure company with a team of 25 people. She has been featured in Good Morning America, The Tamron Hall Show and The New York Times. Hello Seven has also appeared on the Inc 5000 List. The company runs a podcast, a newsletter, coaching services and events.
Rachel Rodgers pricing
Programs and services
- Hello Seven Mastermind
- Group coaching programs
- Free two-part training
- Podcast
- Weekly newsletter
Rachel Rodgers reviews
The CoachVouch take
Rachel is an attorney who built an eight-figure coaching company focused on closing the gender and racial wealth gap.
Best for women entrepreneurs who want to scale to seven figures and build wealth they can pass down or sell.
Common questions
How much does Rachel Rodgers charge?
Coaching with Rachel runs $125 to $300 an hour. Message Rachel from this page for an exact quote.
What does Rachel Rodgers help with?
Rachel Rodgers helps with starting a side hustle, quitting a day job to run your own business, scaling a business from six figures to seven, or seven to eight and selling a business for multi-millions.
Is Rachel Rodgers certified?
Rachel Rodgers lists: Attorney.
Does Rachel Rodgers coach in groups?
Yes. Hello Seven offers group coaching programs, including the Hello Seven Mastermind.
Who are most of Hello Seven's clients?
75% of clients are women of color. The company focuses on women, BIPOC, LGBTQIA people and people living with disabilities.
How do I contact Rachel Rodgers?
Send Rachel a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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