About
Beth Brockland
Senior Director
As a Senior Director, Beth leads the Financial Health Network’s strategy for financial health in the workplace. With her career background focused on expanding opportunities for underserved communities, Beth is excited about the role that employers can play in helping employees who are financially struggling improve their financial health.
A native Midwesterner and forever a cheesehead at heart, Beth currently lives and works in New Jersey. Beth holds an M.B.A. from the Yale School of Management and a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. When not at the Financial Health Network, Beth is reading a good book, running, or spending time with her young twins.
Recent research from Beth Brockland
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Redefining Student Success: Community Colleges and the Financial Health Journey
Actively supporting student financial health is a mission-critical investment for community colleges. This report provides a roadmap to help community colleges navigate that journey.
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Liability, Transparency and Consumer Control in Data Sharing
With industry leadership and regulatory support, there is an opportunity to build a liability framework for financial data sharing to support consumer protection, innovation and market growth.
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The Financial Health Network Comment Letter to the CFPB Regarding Consumer Access to Financial Records
The Financial Health Network submitted its response to the CFPB's Request for Information Regarding Consumer Access to Financial Records. In the letter, the Financial Health Network describes how companies should design data-sharing partnerships to support consumer choice and innovation. The letter also urges the CFPB to support the industry's efforts to develop solutions by affirming consumers' right to access their financial data through principles-based guidance.
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