Higher Heights has worked with:
I started my career at Fannie Mae where I helped develop a wide variety of successful programs that enabled millions of consumers become homeowners. I also built strong and effective relationships with Fortune 500 companies, nonprofit organizations, financial institutions, faith-based institutions and government agencies.
As a consultant, I now help private, public and nonprofit organizations develop and execute successful programs to help families enjoy a more secure future. Along the way, I also co-authored a book entitled “You and Your Money: A No-Stress Guide to Becoming Financially Fit” (Financial Times Press). It was selected as a pick for the Oprah and Friends radio show Book Club.
I also served as a Senior Research Fellow at the New America Foundation—a Washington-DC based think tank—where I explored policy solutions to improve financial services and financial education.
In light of the growing complexity of financial services, I am focused on meeting the need for widespread, effective financial education to reduce debt and build wealth. Together, we can help a lot of people. The programs and initiatives we can create will provide the bedrock for the advancement of families—the means to achieve financial security.
Organizations Higher Heights has worked with:
AARP Foundation
Allstate Insurance
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Aspen Institute
Asset Funders Network
Bank of America
BUILD
Catholic Charities
Center for Urban Families
Citi
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Duke University
Fannie Mae
FINRA Foundation
GE Consumer Finance
Hasbro
Kresge Foundation
Lumina Foundation
National Foundation of Credit Counseling
NeighborWorks America
New America Foundation
New York City Department of Consumer Affairs Office of Financial Empowerment
Santander Bank
The Ford Foundation
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Financial Security
The U.S. Department of the Treasury
The Women’s Resource of Greater Houston
United Way Worldwide
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Walmart