Advisory Board Member Dr. Brenda Oldham
Michigan Financial Educators Council
Dr. Brenda Oldham was selected as a distinguished member of the Michigan Financial Educators Council Advisory Board due to her highly-respected status as a financial literacy expert, author, and educator with more than 35 years of experience in the insurance and financial planning industries. As the CEO of RAM Insurance & Financial Services and the founder of RAM Educational Business Solutions, Advisory Board Member Dr. Brenda Oldham has dedicated her career to improving financial education and wealth-building opportunities for individuals and organizations alike. Her acclaimed book, “Grandma (Nana) Piggy Bank Money Saving Tips,” highlights her commitment to closing the wealth gap and helping families build sustainable financial habits.
Dr. Oldham’s deep commitment to financial literacy education, combined with years of experience and a culturally competent approach, underscore her strong alignment with the NFEC’s mission and her trusted leadership in the movement for financial empowerment. The Michigan Financial Educators Council anticipates an advantageous collaboration with Dr. Oldham in the coming years.
Empowering Underserved Communities with Transformational Financial Literacy Initiatives: Dr. Brenda Oldham
Dr. Brenda Oldham, renowned financial literacy expert and author of “Grandma Piggy Bank Money Saving Tips: A Financial Literacy Wellness Guide,” is making strides to bridge the financial literacy gap within underserved and underrepresented groups through her transformative workshops titled “Get Your Financial House in Order.” This initiative brings accessible, engaging, and actionable financial education directly into workplaces and community centers, empowering participants to achieve lasting financial wellness.
“Our mission is to empower individuals with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to transform their financial lives,” comments Dr. Oldham. “We are dedicated to addressing the unique financial challenges faced by underrepresented groups and creating pathways to long-term financial health and success.” The “Get Your Financial House in Order” workshops are specifically designed to provide a comprehensive approach to financial literacy, including topics such as budgeting, debt reduction, credit improvement, savings and investment strategies, and building generational wealth. The workshops cater to diverse communities, with a special focus on the experiences of African Americans before and after a series of tailored financial programs. Participants gain practical strategies that lead to real-world results and measurable improvements in their financial lives.
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Michigan Financial Educators Council Board Details
The Michigan Financial Educators Council Advisory Board Members drive our push to build sustainable, scalable economic empowerment programs that have positive impact on people’s lives at the community level. Our Advisory Board Members share their knowledge and expertise to guide financial wellness programs and donations to community members.
Our Board Members are professionals who have successfully passed a rigorous selection process and have proven their commitment to supporting the growth of sustainable financial wellness programming in their communities. Board members possess these traits:
Dedication
A demonstrated deep passion for raising financial wellness, empowering people, and strengthening whole communities with financial education.
Contribution
Minimum contributions of time, active participation, and communication are required of individuals and organizations selected to serve on the Advisory Board.
Integrity
Board members are individuals with a proven history of providing ethical, honest service in their local communities and maintaining strong professional values.
