Q: How did your family and culture influence who you are today?
Family and culture helped to forge who I am today by instilling grit while also displaying gratitude towards what one already possesses. Our way of life forced individuals to develop a strong sense of independence that was vital to thrive within our community. Once you have found your passion, family members didn’t hesitate to encourage each other to pursue the endeavor.
Q: Why is ACEE important to you?
ACEE is important to me because of its vision to improve the lives of others within in avenue that is not highlighted enough, financial and economic literacy. Preparing students how to manage their wealth responsibly equips each learner with the necessary tools needed to be successful in their life post schooling.
Q: Why do you care about financial and economic education?
Financial and economic education warrants care due its importance on future outcomes for members of our society. If a student or adult can acquire skills to support the management of their finances, the positive results from the gained knowledge is beneficial generationally.
