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GenFKD
United States of America
GenFKD is equipping millennials with the skills and education necessary to create and lead the new economy. Founded in 2013 as a financial literacy organization GenFKD is growing into an organization that s revolutionizing American higher education. Constituting the most educated indebted generation to date millennials have been misled by a higher education system unwilling to take responsibility for post graduate outcomes.It is our fundamental belief that the higher education system is best equipped to prevent today s socioeconomic inequalities from defining our future. Through skills based training and student first reforms GenFKD is advancing a system of new education focused on improving post graduate outcomes in areas of gainful employment financial preparedness and entrepreneurial readiness.
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HT Mobile Apps
United States of America
Michigan based HT Mobile Apps is a small but powerful app development company. Our founder Kathleen Craig has been working in the community banking sector since 2008 most recently as the consumer eServices leader at a local community bank in Ann Arbor Michigan. Kathleen s specific focus in digital channel strategy gives her unique insight into the latest mobile banking trends.Behind Kathleen HT Mobile has a development team with years of experience designing developing and programming Mobile Applications for a myriad of platforms. Using our roots in the financial services industry our first product Banker Jr. is forging new territory in the banking industry. By partnering with Community Banks and Credit Unions we re aiming to push beyond traditional mobile banking platforms to find fun innovative ways for them to tap into the app experience.
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Moneythink
United States of America
Moneythink is a White House recognized 501(c)3 non profit organization that provides financial education and peer mentorship to urban 11th and 12th graders in the United States. Its unique model uses customized curricula and college volunteers to make financial decision making and career planning practical relevant and fun for urban high school students entering the real world. The organization leverages the resources on college campuses to train college students as mentors for local youth placing these college students into local high school classrooms.
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