Coach Matthew Dougherty, Paul Smith’s College
NGPF Podcast
In this episode of the NGPF Podcast, Tim interviews Coach Matt Dougherty from Paul Smith's College, nestled in the Adirondacks. Coach Matt discusses his approach to integrating environmental education with athletics and the impact of coaching on student athletes. He explores the challenges of building a nationally recognized sports program and emphasizes the importance of belonging and resilience in athletic training. This episode offers insights into the parallels between effective coaching and teaching, highlighting transformational coaching experiences.
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Dylan Ingerman and Cole Mattox, Founders of First Generation Investors
NGPF Podcast
In this episode, host Tim Ranzetta welcomes Dylan Ingerman and Cole Mattox of First Generation Investors. They discuss their early financial experiences and the founding of their nonprofit, which educates high school students on investing and financial literacy. The episode highlights their program's approach to making financial concepts relatable through current events and the challenges of expanding their reach. They also share insights on the impact and importance of financial education for young people.
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Dina and Tony Isola on Improving Financial Literacy
NGPF Podcast
In this episode of the NGPF Speaker Series, Dina and Tony Isola tackle financial literacy with a focus on educators. They discuss psychological barriers to effective money management and share insights into teacher retirement planning. The Isolas highlight the risks of high-fee investment products and emphasize strategic investment approaches for those with pensions. Offering practical advice, they advocate for informed decision-making to ensure financial stability. This episode is essential for educators aiming to improve their financial literacy and investment strategies.
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Rod Griffin from Experian on Credit Scores
NGPF Podcast
In this NGPF Podcast episode, Yanely welcomes Rod Griffin from Experian to discuss the significant changes in the credit industry since 2019, including the rise of "Buy Now, Pay Later" services. Rod shares insights from his career and personal experiences with credit management. The discussion covers strategies for building and maintaining credit health, the importance of financial education, and recent updates in credit reporting practices. This episode provides essential guidance for navigating credit complexities and improving financial literacy.
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Mary Dyer, Finance Authority of Maine (FAME)
NGPF Podcast
Mary Dyer discusses her role at the Finance Authority of Maine (FAME), focusing on financial literacy and student aid. She introduces 'Claim Your Future,' an educational tool that helps students explore the financial outcomes of different career and educational paths. Mary shares insights on integrating financial education into various learning environments, making this episode a valuable resource for educators aiming to enhance their financial literacy programs.
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Aaron Thomas, Author of “The Prenup Prescription”
NGPF Podcast
In this NGPF podcast episode, Yanely and Aaron explore the complexities of modern marital finances and the importance of prenuptial agreements. He explains how prenups can serve as vital tools for establishing clear financial boundaries and responsibilities in a marriage, ensuring that couples start their union with transparency and mutual understanding. Aaron's insights provide valuable guidance on navigating the often tricky intersection of love and finance.
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Jaclyn Pinero, CEO of uAspire, on College Affordability
NGPF Podcast
Jaclyn Pinero, CEO of uAspire, joins us to explore college affordability and financial aid. Jaclyn discusses the challenges students face with financial aid applications, institutional aid, and scholarships. She highlights how uAspire aids in demystifying these processes for both students and educators, providing essential tools and training. This episode offers valuable insights for anyone seeking to understand and navigate the financial complexities of higher education.
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Matthew Meade, Author and Financial Services Executive
NGPF Podcast
In this episode of the NGPF Speaker Series, Matthew Meade shares his journey from New Jersey to Wall Street, highlighting his career development in finance. He emphasizes the importance of mentorship, authenticity, and continuous learning in the workplace. Matthew discusses how artificial intelligence is reshaping finance and provides advice for young people interested in the field, underscoring the importance of soft skills alongside technical expertise. Join us as Matthew also touches on his experience with writing and self-publishing, encouraging a philosophy of lifelong learning and...
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Lenworth Williamson on Entrepreneurship and BUILD
NGPF Podcast
In this NGPF podcast episode, Yanely Espinal talks with Lenworth Williamson, a former professional athlete and current leader at BUILD.org, who discusses his journey from athletics to empowering youth through entrepreneurship education. Raised by Jamaican immigrant parents, Len shares how his background shaped his approach to teaching and mentoring in urban public schools. He highlights the role of entrepreneurial skills in fostering student engagement and the critical importance of financial literacy. Discover Lenworth's impactful strategies for inspiring the next generation of leaders and...
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Brendan Duebner on Empowering Service Members Financially
NGPF Podcast
In this NGPF podcast episode, Tim Ranzetta talks with Brendan Duebner, who has transitioned from military service to pioneering financial education for military personnel through his initiative, Life Skills for Soldiers. Brendan shares insights from his journey and discusses the impact of financial readiness training on service members. This episode delves into the challenges and successes of embedding financial education within the military, highlighting Brendan's innovative approaches and his vision for empowering service members financially.
info_outlineSpecial host Christian Sherill and Nicole Lin from Tyton Partners explore a study that quantifies the lifetime financial benefits of personal finance education, highlighting a potential $100,000 impact per student. Nicole discusses the methodology and findings of the study, emphasizing its practical implications for students' financial behaviors and decision-making. The conversation also covers regional variations in these benefits and their implications for educational policy. This episode is essential for educators and policymakers focused on the importance of financial literacy.