But - and this was crucial - their individual holdings remained separate. Patricia owned shares in her hospital and university. Those shares were managed by Liberation Holdings, but they didn't become communal property just because Patricia was part of the collective.
Think of it like a trust fund structure mixed with a venture capital firm.
Liberation Holdings managed and grew everyone's assets. If Patricia owned a medical practice, Liberation Holdings would help expand it, protect it legally, optimize it financially. But Sofia didn't automatically own part of Patricia's practice just because they were both in Liberation Holdings.
The collective benefited from collective investments. Individual assets remained individual but got institutional-level management and protection.
For women like Emma, Sofia, Isabella, Luna - who didn't own major businesses yet - this built wealth from nothing.
