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Since 1992, Joline Godfrey has been a pioneer in the movement to increase financial intelligence among young people. Developer of a unique developmental approach to financial education, Joline Godfrey’s introduction of the financial apprenticeship stage of life has given parents and community leaders revolutionary tools for becoming better money mentors for kids.
In addition to being the CEO of her own financial education firm, Joline Godfrey’s standing as an expert is buttressed by her research and writing on the subject. She is the author of Our Wildest Dreams: Women Making Money, Having Fun, Doing Good; No More Frogs to Kiss: 99 Ways to Give Economic Power to Girls; and Twenty $ecrets to Money and Independence: The DollarDiva’s Guide to Life and most recently, Raising Financially Fit Kids, and is a contributor to a number of books and magazines.
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Entrepreneur, author and speaker, Joline Godfrey is a pioneer in the field of financial literacy for children. She has created a unique developmental approach to financial education. Her programs outline the ages and stages of the financial apprenticeship and the ten money skills every child should know by age 18. Joline Godfrey also teaches about the most effective way to use an allowance as a teaching tool, while clarifying the challenges faced when teaching money management to children. Joline Godfrey’s speaking style is very interactive and all audience members will go home with an assessment of their child’s current fiscal fitness and new ways to increase their money skills.
Recognized in features for the Today Show, Oprah, Fortune, BusinessWeek, The New York Times, etc., Joline Godfrey is a frequent speaker worldwide. Prior to founding her company, Joline Godfrey spent ten years as an executive for the Polaroid Corporation. Her first company Odysseum, was a spin-off from that corporation. With degrees from the University of Maine and an M.S.W. from Boston University, Joline Godfrey was awarded an honorary degree in Business from Bentley College in 1995. |