International Measurement: What We Can Learn from Global Peers
Hear from international peer organizations about how cross-sector partnerships are helping them to measure and improve financial health.
Measurement for Underserved Populations
How we cut and evaluate data matters. What are the right questions to ask and demographics to examine? Join us for a discussion on how to use measurement to highlight the financial health gaps and needs of underserved populations.
Tools to Measure Financial Health
Measuring financial health doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming to be effective. Hear about a new product from the Financial Health Network that makes it easier than ever to understand where your customers are succeeding and struggling financially.
Unlocking Insights from Customer Data
We have more data about our customers’ financial lives than ever before, but how do we use these insights to understand and support their financial health? Our experts dive into how to unlock insights from customer data to understand pain points, build solutions, and improve their financial outcomes.
Bill Bynum: HOPE for All
2020 has been anything but ordinary. The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in record unemployment filings, long lines at food banks, and millions of Americans struggling to make ends meet. The Financial Health Network created the U.S. Financial Health Pulse in 2018 to provide an ongoing snapshot of the nation’s financial health, and this year, it offers a stark picture of the lopsided and inequitable impact of COVID-19 on communities across America. In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Bill Bynum, the CEO of HOPE, to get his thoughts on the country’s growing economic inequality and what we can do to facilitate opportunities for all, especially disenfranchised populations.
Race, Ethnicity, and the Financial Lives of Young Adults
Join the authors of the recently released report “Race, Ethnicity, and the Financial Lives of Young Adults” as they reveal and discuss some of the surprising insights from this important research.
Financial Health in a Pandemic
How has the economic fallout from COVID-19 disproportionately impacted the financial health of different groups of people in America? In this conversation with Urban Institute CEO Sarah Rosen Wartell, we take a deep dive into the pandemic’s impact on financial health.
2020 Trends Briefing: New Insights from the U.S. Financial Health Pulse
The Financial Health Network fielded two nationally representative surveys in 2020 and analyzed the financial and transactional records of study participants. Here, we share key insights from our research.
EMERGE Insights: Opening Keynote
Financial Health Network’s Rob Levy sets the stage for our two-day deep dive into solutions and strategies for driving financial health and the research and measurement that informs the work.
Knowing Better, Doing Better: HR Executives’ Perspectives on Employee Financial Health
Financial health initiatives have become more common in the workplace. But how do employers know if the solutions they offer are actually addressing their employees’ needs? When faced with an uncertain economic future, how can employers make more targeted, high-impact benefits decisions?
EMERGE Insights: Day 1
Watch the full recording of day 1, or browse individual session videos below.
Melvin Carter III: A Masterclass In Listening
Melvin Carter III is the 46th mayor and the first African American mayor of Saint Paul, the capital city of Minnesota. This year, his city has been impacted by the tragic murder of George Floyd, the resulting civil unrest, and the economic and personal hardships of the pandemic. In this episode, Jennifer talks with him about leading his community through this trying year, his advocacy for the working class, and his thoughts on how initiatives in Saint Paul can inspire other cities to focus on an integrated financial health system for all.
Michael C. Bush: Building a 3D Workplace
For most of us, work takes up eight or more hours every weekday. Our jobs are more than just a source of income; they are often a central part of our identity and our lives. That’s why employers must see people in 3D to fully understand the need to enhance worker financial health and integrate it throughout their organizations. In this episode, Jennifer explores the importance of a supportive workplace – whether on-site or remote – with Michael Bush, CEO of Great Place to Work®.
Dan Schulman: Paying it Forward
President and CEO of PayPal Dan Schulman is a Black Belt silo buster. He joins Financial Health Network CEO Jennifer Tescher to talk about transforming PayPal into a customer-focused, stakeholder-oriented company. Listen in as Dan shares why PayPal’s most important stakeholders are its employees and reflects with Jen on the complexities of leading his team through escalating racial tensions and the uncertainty of a global pandemic.
What Banks Need from Their Technology Stack to Support Consumer Financial Health
Explore insights into the relationship between bank tech stacks and consumer finances, including the evolution of digital banking and personal finance technology trends.
Mind the Gap: Addressing Racial Economic Inequities Brought to Light by COVID-19
Learn how three nonprofits are working to address these issues by educating, activating, and empowering the next generation of Black leaders to achieve financial health and build wealth. This event is postponed until further notice. Thank you.
Fintech Solutions: Innovations Advancing Worker and Student Financial Health
Learn how the Financial Solutions Lab 2020 Accelerator Cohort Companies are innovating to improve the financial lives of workers and students.
Building Trust Through Longevity: Serving People As They Age
AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins delivering her Keynote Address at EMERGE: Financial Health Forum 2019.
Leading Through Financial Health
Thasunda Duckett, Chief Executive Officer of Consumer Banking at JPMorgan Chase, delivering her Keynote Address at EMERGE: Financial Health Forum 2019.
Pushing Progress for Good: The Future of the (Un) Scaled Economy
The forces of AI and “the economies of unscale” are taking every element of the twentieth-century economy apart and reassembling it in an entirely new way.
Making Financial Health Your Brand Compass
Can a corporation’s commitment to financial health lead to positive social change while bolstering its brand reputation?
Technology, Touch, and the Power of And
Financial Health Network President and CEO Jennifer Tescher Delivering her Keynote Address at EMERGE: Financial Health Forum 2019.
EMERGE Forum 2019 Highlights
Highlights from EMERGE: Financial Health Forum 2019.
The Trailer
We live in a world that is both more interconnected and more siloed than ever before. Meet the silo busters – the leaders who are unleashing creative new ways of doing business by seeing their customers, employees and communities in 3D. Be part of the conversation as Financial Health Network founder and CEO Jennifer Tescher engages with visionaries to uncover how they are creating connections, listening for nuance, and using newfound insights to build businesses, products and programs that create real value for all their stakeholders.
Webinar: Health-Wealth Connections: The Impact of Medical Shocks and Family Caregiving on Older Adults
Now more than ever, older adults are at greater risk of medical emergencies. Yet many are also caretakers for family members – making them even more susceptible to medical financial shocks.
Webinar: Retirement Realities: Innovating to Support Aging Americans on Fixed Incomes
For older adults living on fixed incomes, constant budgeting often isn’t enough to afford basic essentials – forcing them to make tradeoffs that are even more acute in the wake of COVID-19.
Everything Is Connected: Seeing Financial Health in 3D
Explore the opportunities for cross-sector pasrtnerships as Financial Health Network President and CEO Jennifer Tescher makes the case for 3D vision, breaking down silos, and building an integrated financial health system for all.
The Future of Financial Health: The Role of Fintech
In this session, we consider the trajectory of fintech, its capabilities and limitations, and its role in the future of financial health.
The Future of Financial Health: The Role of Banking
This panel discussion takes a candid look at the role of the financial services industry in supporting the financial health of its customers, both during the pandemic and into the future.
The Future of Financial Health: The Role of Regulation
In this conversation with FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams and Acting Comptroller of the Currency Brian Brooks we re-examine the role of regulation and explore what changes are needed to ensure Americans’ financial health is sufficiently supported by public policy.
The New Normal: Where Old Philosophies Go to Die
The “new normal” emerging from the chaos of the COVID-19 crisis has the potential to change billions of lives for the better, but it will take some radical new thinking and killing off more than a few sacred cows.
The Realities of Facing a Midlife Financial Crisis
Hear journalist Ray Suarez’s personal story and reflections on the realities for others facing similar challenges.
Innovating at the Intersection of Health and Financial Health
In this session, leaders in this movement share insights on the most impactful new technologies and approaches at the intersection of health and financial health.
Exploring the Role of Insurance in Financial Resilience
In this session, we explore the role of insurance in financial resilience and new innovations that increase access to affordable coverage.
Financial Wellness After COVID-19: Lessons from Newark and Beyond
Prudential’s Lata Reddy shares how the company’s work to foster financial wellness in its home city of Newark, New Jersey, and nationwide can be a blueprint for a new level of resilience.
Restoring Humanity to Healthcare
In this presentation, Iora Health cofounder and CEO Dr. Rushika Fernandopulle shares how new healthcare delivery models can better serve the health, and financial health, of patients.
Reflections on Emergency Savings: Before, During, and After a Crisis
In this session, we reflect on the immediate and long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Americans’ financial health and discuss potential solutions.
Fighting to Protect Older Americans’ Economic Security
Here we discuss with AARP Foundation’s Lisa Marsh Ryerson and JPMorgan Chase’s Alice Rodríguez the unique financial health challenges faced by older Americans and announce the release of a 6-part video series: Financial Lives After 50: Rethinking the Golden Years from the Financial Health Network and AARP Foundation in collaboration with JPMorgan Chase.
After the Pandemic: How COVID-19 Will Impact Health System Policies and Partnerships
How will COVID-19, both a public health and a financial health crisis, shape health system policies and partnerships in the future? Join Dr. Choucair for a candid conversation about how to transform healthcare and ensure health equity for all.
Employer Perspective: Addressing Health and Wealth in the Workplace
In this session, we talk with employers that recognize the connection between stress over money matters and poor physical and psychological health, explore how they are proactively addressing the link between health and financial health, and reveal the solutions that are most impactful.
Understanding the Disproportionate Impact of COVID-19 on Underserved Communities
Our panel of senior healthcare leaders explore the latest data on economic disenfranchisement and unequal access to quality healthcare and how healthcare enterprises can, and are, working to address them.
Leveraging Fintech Data to Uplift Vulnerable Communities
Hear Co-Founder of Esusu Abbey Wemimo’s firsthand observations on systemic racism and how fintech solutions can empower vulnerable communities.
Pandemic Economics and the Path to Recovery
In this session, we take a closer look at how community-based institutions are working to provide support in new ways, and how this shapes the outlook for recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
After the Cameras are Gone: Overcoming Financial Fragility Uncovered by Disasters
This presentation shares strategies and solutions for creating a positive long-term trajectory for economically fragile people, families, and communities.
Fintech and Nonprofits: Partnering to Aid Vulnerable Communities
In this session, learn how for-profit startups and nonprofit innovators are partnering to provide vulnerable communities with greater access to digital tools and new approaches that support financial health.
Affordable Housing: Changing the World, One Room at a Time
In this session, PadSplit founder Atticus LeBlanc frames the complex challenge of affordable housing; explains how the pandemic has exacerbated an already dire situation for workers in sectors like public service, healthcare, retail, and hospitality; and shares his mission to provide affordable housing, one room at a time.
Equity, Access, and Closing the Aid Gap
How can we close the aid gap? Hear from our diverse panel of experts who are working to solve how to provide aid to those who need it most.
The Role of Inclusive, Affordable Financial Services in Stabilizing Vulnerable Communities
In this session, we explore the role of an inclusive and tech-powered yet high-touch approach to financial services to stabilize vulnerable communities with Raul Vazquez, CEO of Oportun.
Fintech’s Role in Ensuring an Inclusive Economy
JPMorgan Chase, Prudential Financial, and the Financial Solutions Lab explore the role of fintech in solving emerging challenges and also unveil some exciting news about the Financial Solutions Lab.
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