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In this motivational monologue, Erika Jones, CFO of CCTA, challenges entrepreneurs to look beyond profit as the sole purpose of their ventures. She argues that money is merely a facilitator—a means to sustain operations—not the ultimate source of happiness or fulfillment. Reflecting on her younger self who idolized Gordon Gekko’s “greed is good” mantra, she now denounces that mindset as a lie. Instead, she emphasizes that true entrepreneurial success stems from purpose, impact, community care, and authentic self‑expression. While acknowledging that revenue is necessary, she insists that lasting satisfaction comes from aligning business with personal values and serving others.

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