Bringing Financial Education to Arizona Youth with Elena Zee

Phoenix Prosperity Podcast

In this enlightening episode of the Phoenix Prosperity Podcast, Tim Fergestad sits down with Elena Zee, an expert in financial education and the president of the Arizona Council on Economic Education. Elena shares her journey from Shanghai to Phoenix, her extensive background in finance, and her passionate mission to bring financial literacy to Arizona’s youth. Discover how Elena and her team are transforming lives through innovative educational programs and empowering the next generation with essential financial skills.

Guest Bio:

Elena Zee is a financial education advocate with degrees in math, economics, and finance. She has spent over two decades in the financial services industry before transitioning to the nonprofit sector. As the president of the Arizona Council on Economic Education, Elena works tirelessly to provide quality financial education to K-12 students across Arizona. Her dedication is fueled by a personal journey from financial illiteracy to becoming a certified financial planner.

Key Points:

  • Elena’s journey from Shanghai to Phoenix and her career in finance.
  • The mission of the Arizona Council on Economic Education.
  • Innovative programs like Financial Fitness in Action and the Stock Market Game.
  • The importance of teaching financial literacy to children and young adults.
  • How Elena’s personal experiences shaped her passion for financial education.

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Interested in being part of this? Please visit our guest invitation page where you can learn more and fill out a brief questionnaire to get started: https://phoenixprosperitypodcast.com/guest It’s going to be enlightening and, most importantly, a lot of fun. I’d love for you to be a part of it!

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