Financial Beginnings

As we continue to grow nationally, we're excited to add a new member to our team. This role will help shape how Financial Beginnings partners with financial institutions to advance financial education and create meaningful community impact.

We are seeking a Director of Financial Industry Partnerships to build and scale strategic partnerships with banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions across the country.

This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing national nonprofit and play a key role in driving innovative partnerships, volunteer engagement, workplace financial wellness programs, and other initiatives that help individuals take control of their financial futures.

Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/4a0n9MH.

As more states adopt financial education requirements, an important question remains: how do we move from policy to implementation?

We're excited to share that Financial Beginnings CEO Ronecca Norvell will be speaking at the National Association of State Treasurers Treasury Management Training Symposium alongside Kira Traore of Chime, Tim Ranzetta of Next Gen Personal Finance, and Shelby Patrice of Budget University.

Together, they'll explore practical strategies for scaling financial education through public-private partnerships, educator support, financial coaching, and innovative delivery models that help individuals build lifelong financial capability.

Looking forward to contributing to this important conversation about the future of financial education and what it takes to deliver meaningful impact at scale.

We're looking forward to joining community partners for Pathways & Possibilities: Level Up – Life, Work, and Wellness on June 11.

Hosted in partnership with Home Forward, Portland Parks & Recreation, People of Color Outdoors and the Urban League of Portland, this community-centered gathering will connect attendees with resources and opportunities related to employment, housing, health, wellness, and financial education.

Stop by to meet the Financial Beginnings team, learn about our programs, and connect with organizations working to support individuals and families throughout our community. We hope to see you there!

As financial literacy requirements continue to expand nationwide, this conversation will explore what schools, teachers, and students actually need to make financial education meaningful and sustainable in practice.

Looking forward to an inspiring and thoughtful conversation.

Financial literacy mandates are expanding nationwide — but successful implementation takes more than policy alone.

Join Financial Beginnings and leaders in education and financial services on May 26 for a virtual roundtable conversation about what schools, teachers, and students actually need to thrive.

Featuring:
• Tracy Godat, FEPPP
• Adam Whalen, Northwest Regional ESD
• Kaori Yamada, U.S. Bank
• Ronecca Norvell, Financial Beginnings

Free registration at https://bit.ly/4djwnEu.

We’re grateful to First Tech Fed for their support of Financial Beginnings and our mission to expand access to financial education.

Partnerships like this help us provide practical, unbiased financial education that empowers individuals and families to build confidence and make informed financial decisions.

Thank you, First Tech, for investing in stronger financial futures and the communities we serve.

An important conversation as financial literacy requirements continue to expand nationwide.

Appreciate the opportunity to help lift up this discussion around implementation, educator support, and what students actually need to thrive.

Looking forward to this conversation with leaders from education and financial services!

Financial literacy mandates are expanding nationwide — but successful implementation takes more than policy alone.

Join Financial Beginnings and leaders in education and financial services on May 26 for a virtual roundtable conversation about what schools, teachers, and students actually need to thrive.

Featuring:
• Tracy Godat, FEPPP
• Adam Whalen, Northwest Regional ESD
• Kaori Yamada, U.S. Bank
• Ronecca Norvell, Financial Beginnings

Free registration at https://bit.ly/4djwnEu.

Financial literacy mandates are expanding nationwide — but successful implementation takes more than policy alone.

Join Financial Beginnings and leaders in education and financial services on May 26 for a virtual roundtable conversation about what schools, teachers, and students actually need to thrive.

Featuring:
• Tracy Godat, FEPPP
• Adam Whalen, Northwest Regional ESD
• Kaori Yamada, U.S. Bank
• Ronecca Norvell, Financial Beginnings

Free registration at https://bit.ly/4djwnEu.

Financial Literacy Month may be coming to a close, but the momentum around financial education is only growing.

Across the country, more states are requiring personal finance education before graduation—recognizing that students deserve to enter adulthood with real-world money skills.

At Financial Beginnings, we help educators meet this moment through our free Educator Training Center, with tools, curriculum, and classroom-ready resources designed to make implementation easier.

The month may end. The mission continues.

Learn more at https://hubs.li/Q04dzYFN0