Investing in Financial Health is Better for Business
In this session, hear from J.D. Power on the importance of financial health in driving consumer satisfaction and dig into the strategies, metrics, and solutions driving real meaningful impact for people and businesses.
Putting People First: Inclusive Personalization for Financial Services
Join this session to consider the implications of personalization for the financially vulnerable and explore how inclusive data models can help ensure all customers are served fairly.
Serving Consumers with Criminal Records
Join this session to explore the unique financial needs of these consumers and how financial services providers, fintechs, nonprofits, and others can take action to advance their financial health.
How Financial Services for Women can Help – and Hurt
Join this expert-led discussion to uncover actionable opportunities to better support the unmet financial needs of women.
Using Customer Behavior to Drive Financial Health Impact
Explore how to leverage design principles rooted in behavioral insights to uncover what putting financial health first looks like in practice.
Innovating Against Predatory Lending Products
A majority of American payday loan borrowers make less than $30k per year and end up on average paying $520 in fees to borrow $375 over five months. Learn how DailyPay is innovating against predatory lending products. Presented by DailyPay
Learning to Serve Main Street in Times of Crisis
In this session, hear from public and private sector speakers on insights gained in the past few years about structuring effective partnerships, ensuring equitable distribution of relief, and preparing for any new challenges the future may hold.
Protecting Patients from Medical Debt: Strategies for Hospitals & Health Systems
The COVID-19 pandemic magnified the interdependencies of health, financial health, and equity. Now, a recent White House Executive Order that directs federal agencies to lessen the burden of medical debt on American families highlights the responsibility of healthcare providers in protecting patients financially. Join us as we examine the challenges posed by medical debt and action items for hospitals and health systems to help fight this national crisis.
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Rachel Schneider: Mining Empathic, Data-Driven Solutions
There are few people more familiar with the financial lives of Americans than Rachel Schneider. Her seminal research on working families has profoundly changed our understanding of the financial struggles faced by families and communities across the U.S. An author-turned-entrepreneur, Rachel joins Jennifer to talk about her work on the pivotal Financial Diaries project and her new endeavor, Canary, a fintech company aimed at helping workers during moments of financial challenge.
Building Equitable Workforces
Learn how benefits and total rewards strategies can foster more equal financial health outcomes across your workforce.
Building Savings for Frontline Workers
Hear from experts and partners at BlackRock’s Emergency Savings Initiative (ESI) on successful approaches and lessons learned through delivering emergency savings solutions to frontline workers.
Living Wages: A Tool for Financial Health
Explore what it means to pay wages that support workers’ financial health and how companies can evaluate whether their wages are meeting workers’ needs.
Frontline Worker Perspectives
Hear directly from workers about actions employers can take to have a positive impact on workers’ financial health, job satisfaction, and engagement.
Prudential Foundation: Using Philanthropy To Drive Racial Equity and Financial Inclusion
How can corporate philanthropy advance racial equity in meaningful ways? Discover how Prudential Foundation is using its latest round of grants to improve financial health and inclusion.
Shamina Singh: The Quest for an Equitable Future
In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Jennifer sits down with Shamina Singh, Founder and President of the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, to explore her fascinating career from politics to the private sector. Shamina discusses her quest for a more sustainable and equitable future, and how she’s developing solutions to make the global economy work for everyone.
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Ennie Lim: How Empathy Can Improve the Workplace
Honeybee CEO and co-founder Ennie Lim shares her experiences launching the financial wellness fintech in the wake of her own personal financial challenges. In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Ennie joins Jennifer to talk about coping with gender discrimination in financial services, helping employers navigate operational transformation through the height of the pandemic, and uncovering effective solutions for vulnerable workers, like rainy day funds for workplaces. Listen to learn how Ennie and HoneyBee are bridging financial literacy gaps, and taking steps toward workplace equality.
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Jeff Jones: Building Blocks of Purpose
To CEO Jeff Jones, H&R Block isn’t just a tax prep company – it’s an engine for growing financial confidence. In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Jennifer and Jeff talk about how his penchant for studying behavior and his own experience with financial hardship led him to center the company’s growth strategy on a sense of purpose. Tune in to hear how Jeff and his team are leveraging the H&R Block brand and deep customer relationships to turn tax time into an opportunity to improve Americans’ financial health.
Dr. Tamarah Duperval-Brownlee: Advancing Health Equity in the Workplace
Dr. Tamarah Duperval-Brownlee has spent her career working to solve social disparities in the healthcare space. Today, the Chief Health Officer at Accenture is one of the most respected health leaders in the country. In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Jennifer sits down with Dr. Tam to talk about the pandemic’s effect on the medical community, how to approach healthcare from both a community and employee perspective, and the steps to create a more equitable healthcare system.
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Setting a National Financial Inclusion Agenda
Building a truly inclusive financial system that helps people achieve short- and long-term financial stability will require a large-scale coordination of partners to bring about systemic change.
H.M. Queen Máxima of the Netherlands: Building a Financially Inclusive World
Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands’ passion for financial inclusion began as a child in Argentina, navigating the impacts of hyperinflation on families and desire to act. In her role as the United Nations Secretary-General's Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development (UNSGSA), she champions access to affordable and safe financial services for communities around the world, especially underserved groups. Through close collaboration with public and private sector partners, her work has driven real progress for financial health. In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, learn more about Queen Máxima’s experiences, accomplishments, and vision for the future of financial inclusion and financial health.
Digital Currencies and Financial Health
Digital currencies have the potential to improve financial health for millions, but it depends on how they are designed and integrated into the financial services infrastructure.
Meeting the Needs of Consumers of Color With Fintech
How can innovation better serve consumers of color? Join us to understand how fintech tools and trusted community institutions can support the financial health of consumers of color and young people.
Jennifer Tescher: Looking Back, Moving Forward
It’s been a roller coaster of a year. Still, one thing is certain: There is a growing chorus of leaders committed to improving financial health for all – teaching us that while the context in which we operate matters, acting in line with our values matters more. In a special year-end episode of EMERGE Everywhere, host Jennifer Tescher shares reflections from conversations with 18 visionaries who graced the podcast this year and the lessons we can learn from them as we prepare for 2022.
EMERGE Financial Health 2022
Our flagship in-person event is back for cross-industry leaders to collaborate, learn, and get inspired to support the future of financial health.
EMERGE Workplace 2022
This event will explore the latest trends, strategies, and solutions for employers seeking to improve the financial health of their teams.
Franklin Madison CFO Talks Insurtech Trends
Learn how the pandemic has transformed consumer perspectives on insurance in this insurtech trend forecast from PYMNTS.com and Franklin Madison Chief Financial Officer Preston Porter. Presented by Franklin Madison
Brett King: The Future of Everything
Can we predict the future? Brett King believes he can. The self-proclaimed futurist is known for his ability to see the social and economic changes coming and the opportunities they will bring. In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Jennifer sits down with Brett to discuss his newest book, “The Rise of Technosocialism: How Inequality, AI and Climate Will Usher in a New World,” and how we can prepare ourselves to meet the most pressing challenges facing businesses and societies today.
Measure Financial Health in Minutes With Attune
Attune helps organizations optimize for financial health quickly and easily through data measurement and analytics. In a special video spotlight, learn about our new powerful digital insights platform, developed by a world-class advisory council and backed by years of research from the Financial Health Network.
Maria Flynn: The Future of Work
Maria Flynn knows the importance of bringing together competing interests to create dynamic and sustainable solutions that work. As the CEO of nonprofit Jobs for the Future (JFF), Maria draws on her nearly three decades of experience at the intersection of education and work to lead the organization’s overall growth strategy. In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Jennifer sits down with Maria to tackle some of the biggest questions in the workforce today, from the role of technology to the future of higher education.
Pursuing Racial Economic Equity Through Purposeful Engagement
How can innovative investments and partnerships drive real economic change for communities in need? Fifth Third Bank recently announced the Accelerating Racial Equality, Equity, and Inclusion initiative, a $2.8 billion commitment to uplift historically marginalized people and communities. Today, in collaboration with Enterprise Community Partners, the bank is investing $180 million of that commitment in nine communities across its geographic footprint through the Neighborhood Investment Program. Hear from a panel of the project’s leaders about strategies to purposefully engage neighborhoods and local businesses, and find out what’s next for this initiative.
Brandee McHale: Changing Hearts and Minds
Brandee McHale of Citi Foundation understands the vision of financial health – she’s dedicated her career to creating measurable change and improving the lives of those in need. In this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Jennifer sits down with Brandee to explore her professional path in the world of philanthropy, the importance of understanding the financial lives of Americans, and the latest findings of the Financial Health Pulse report.
True Cost of a Loan: Oportun Loans are One-Sixth the Cost of Alternatives
Recent analysis from the Financial Health Network found that Oportun installment loans cost significantly less over the life of the loan, compared with other loan products available to similar borrowers for near prime consumers or consumers without a credit score. The Financial Health Network’s proprietary True Cost of a Loan study, which reflects total costs to repay a loan fully, revealed that some competitor products will charge you more in interest and fees than the actual amount borrowed. In comparing those products to Oportun installment loans, Financial Health Network found that others charge an average of 6 times more than Oportun does, and in some cases as much as 24 times more. The True Cost of a Loan considers what goes into various types of loan products and provides ways to understand loan affordability.
Building a Financially Resilient Workforce
Nearly two-thirds of workers say it’s becoming more difficult to keep up with financial obligations. As government stimulus programs end, how can organizations help those who are financially vulnerable build a stronger financial future? Watch Rob Levy, Vice President, Research and Measurement at the Financial Health Network, and Leston Welsh, Head of Business Segments for Prudential Group Insurance, discuss the latest reports from their respective organizations underscoring key needs and trends at a national level. Plus, learn what these findings emphasize for employers, along with solutions to support financial health for all employees.
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Abbey Wemimo | Esusu
Where you come from shouldn’t determine your worth. This is the underlying belief that fuels Abbey Wemimo, CEO of Esusu, in his quest to promote justice-based capitalism. On this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Abbey joins Jennifer to talk about his family’s immigration from Nigeria to Minnesota, how his experiences have shaped his views of the U.S. financial system, and his work to bridge the racial wealth gap.
How Data Can Drive FinHealth Action
Join us as we discuss the importance of developing equitable measures that encompass all areas of household resilience and prosperity, and how this data could better the economic landscape.
Achieving Greater Equity Through Community-Based Research
In this panel discussion, explore the power dynamics of traditional research methods and how practices are evolving to give voice to the communities and people they study.
From One Unprecedented Year to the Next: Insights From the Experts
Travel restrictions, stimulus checks, food bank lines, child tax credits... 2021 was full of unprecedented economic events that impacted financial health for different people and communities in vastly different ways. What does it all mean, and where is it all going? Join our concluding panel of leading experts from across sectors as they debate 2021's long-term impact on financial health across race, gender, geography, and more.
Taking the FinHealth Pulse of 2021
Hear from the authors of our annual assessment of U.S. financial health – the Financial Health Pulse® 2021 U.S. Trends report – as they share key findings from an eventful year.
Financial Health Innovation from America’s Youth
Young people in America are channeling their problem-solving abilities into innovative finhealth solutions through Prudential Emerging Visionaries. Presented by Prudential Financial
Luz Urrutia | Accion Opportunity Fund
Luz Urrutia’s passion for financial services developed early in life. Her own experience moving to the U.S. from Venezuela and trying to obtain credit as an immigrant lit a fire in her to help the Latinx community navigate similar financial barriers. As we recognize Hispanic Heritage Month, Luz joins Jennifer to talk about her work in underserved communities, how we can support entrepreneurs of color better, and the issues facing small businesses in the wake of the pandemic.
Rob Curtis | Daylight
Despite monumental progress, members of the LGBT+ community still face substantial social barriers and unique financial challenges. On this episode of EMERGE Everywhere, Rob Curtis joins Jennifer to talk about these obstacles and how his company, Daylight, is working to provide LGBT+ consumers with a tailored product that responds to their specific financial needs.
EMERGE Insights 2021 Live
EMERGE Insights Live 2021