FINANCIAL EDUCATION
for the real world
There is a massive gap between the financial education that students receive and what they need in order to succeed in the real world.
Our mission is to bridge that gap.
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PRISCILLA WAGNER
Non-Profit Financial Program Manager
"Alex makes deep connections with the students that he teaches. Educators consistently request his presence in the classroom, and he makes the lessons personal and relatable for students of all backgrounds. He has educated well over 10,000 students on financial topics in classroom settings and also help guide students on how to finance their higher education."
HOLLY MULLER, MBA, NBCT
High School Marketing & Finance Teacher
"Alex is a very entertaining speaker who has a unique way of keeping students engaged while teaching personal finances. He makes complicated topics easier to comprehend by sharing a variety of stories that help students from all types of backgrounds relate to what he’s teaching. Alex emphasizes what real life is like after graduation and gives practical ways that the students can start preparing for their future right now."
LISA HARVEY, NBPTS CERTIFIED
Work Site Learning Coordinator,
High School Business & Marketing Teacher
"Alex is a naturally gifted communicators who use an entertaining and enjoyable teaching style that allows him to explain complicated information in a clear and effective message that is well received. The combination of images, metaphor, story style teaching, and practical information gives students a realistic awareness of life events that they can relate to, which increases their retention rate."
DAVID SHOUP
High School Assistant Principal
"Learning Personal Finance was always a highlight for my seniors each spring. Alex came to my class about 4 or 5 times each year, and his lessons and teaching style kept my students engaged. He made their learning accessible, relevant, and interesting. Once students knew what days he was coming, we would have “guest” students ask to sit in the class because they had heard that he was at school to teach."
