Advisory Board Member Nathan Nguyen
Ohio Financial Educators Council
Nathan Nguyen, Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®), is a business farmer, coach, and mentor; best-selling author; investor; and a passionate financial education ambassador. With 20+ years of entrepreneurial experience and a business portfolio of 25+ businesses in 8 industries, he believes in unleashing and empowering the entrepreneurial spirit in people to move humanity forward with greater innovation and solution creativity.
As a CFEI®, Education Loan Analyst, and Certified College Funding Specialist, Advisory Board Member Nathan Nguyen founded College Career Advisory to help parents and students plan for college, career, and life success. He authored the book Money Smarts and created the Money Simulations Game to prepare students on how to be financially independent and to develop the money skills involved in making, saving, borrowing, and investing money.
Making a Local Impact with Financial Education: Nathan Nguyen
Nguyen is a lucky husband and proud father of three kids. Locally, he serves his community as a board member to nonprofit organizations, high school and college lecturer, and professional development speaker. His welfare to college multi-millionaire success story has been featured in the all-time bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul series book Chicken Soup for the Extraordinary Teens Soul, as well as The Richest Kids in America. Nathan also has been featured on the cover of Trade Magazine and the Young & Successful series Millionaire Spotlight Live on CNBC.
Ohio Financial Educators Council Details
Selected members of the Ohio Financial Educators Council Advisory Board are individuals who support us in our commitment to widely spread financial wellness resources across the state of Ohio. They share our goal to donate financial wellness programming at the community level in initiatives that can be sustained and taken to scale.
Board Members who pass the rigorous selection criteria are professionals with a demonstrated commitment to building financial wellness in their communities. Individuals with the following traits are considered:
Passion
A deep belief in the importance of promoting financial wellness and a desire to strengthen individuals, loved ones, and communities with financial education.
Participation
Individuals and organizations that can allocate time toward financial wellness initiatives and actively participate in Board communications.
Ethics
Individuals with a track record of providing service to their local communities with honesty and upholding the values of esteemed professionalism.