"Financial education allows individuals and families to accumulate assets and achieve their financial goals. A positive spillover from that process is greater economic stability in our communities."
Charles L. Evans
President and CEO
Federal Reserve Bank of
Chicago
“Now, more than ever, financial literacy is critical for everyone, regardless of age or financial situation. As leaders in this field, we encourage you to lend your voice to this process and help us find solutions.”
Jason Alderman
Senior Director
of Financial Education
Visa Inc.
If you would like to attend the Summit in-person, please email Mariann Rapp or call her at (312) 322-2353 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to reserve your seat.
Or register online here.
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Advancing Financial Stability and Responsibility
Monday, April 19, 2010 · 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Central · Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and Visa will co-host the fourth annual Financial Literacy and Education Summit. The program features leading financial literacy experts who will address key issues in the fields of education and personal finance. The year's Summit will cover key topics such as how we can improve our collective economic health, and how to bolster our shared commitment to global financial education. Register today to watch the free, live Summit webcast and stay informed about event details.
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial Education and Financial Access
Treasury Department
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- How we can improve our collective economic health?
- How to bolster our shared commitment to global financial education?
- Non-governmental organization (NGO) members
- Educators and students interested in financial literacy and the global economy
- Economic and education policy makers worldwide, including congressional staff, state education department representatives, and members of agencies interested or involved in economic and education policy
- Members of financial literacy and education advocacy organizations
- International and regional economic organization members
- Charitable foundations that support community and economic development
- Academic professionals researching or developing curriculum in the fields of financial and economic literacy
- Journalists or reporters on matters relating to financial education and the global economy
