Financial Coaching Program - Women's Business Development Council | The leader in providing entrepreneurial training and financial education for women in Connecticut

Financial Coaching Program

October 1st, 2018

What You'll Gain:

Work side by side with a coach during this four month program
Set short- and long-term financial goals
Develop a budget
Formulate an action plan

Cost: $0

Description:

Acquire the financial management skills you need to create a plan that will help you meet your financial goals for today and tomorrow. Work side by side with a coach during this four month program to set short- and long-term financial goals, develop a budget and formulate an action plan.

Application Required. Deadline: October 1

Download an application, or contact Samantha Cross at scross@ctwbdc.org or (203) 585-7224 for more information.

Instructor: Samantha Cross

Title: Financial Education Specialist

Bio: Samantha Cross is the founder of Square One Financial Education, a company dedicated to teaching fundamental financial skills to all. Square One is founded on the belief that understanding how to manage the complex world of personal finance starts with gaining a knowledge of the concepts involved, and Samantha is dedicated to ensuring that these concepts are learned and understood by her clients.

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