Mother to Daughter Financial Summits: 
Together, Shaping our Future.

*Click here for highlights from our Mother to Daughter Financial Summits
A smart woman is on top of her game when it comes to money and money matters. And, she makes sure her daughter is smart as well!

Moms, teens and tweens come together for a day of fun and money to:
  • Meet and hear renowned financial gurus and 
  • Learn strategies for successfully navigating today's challenging economic conditions while bonding with the girls in their life.
There is a direct relationship between financial freedom and quality of life.  A command of money and money concepts is crucial to economic security and financial well-being.  These moms and girls took the reins and got informed!

Thank you to our presenters and supporters

White House Council on Women and Girls
Office on Women's Health
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Valerie Borden

The President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability for Young Americans
Melissa Koide

Credit Builders Alliance
Dara Dugan

Morgan Stanley
Michael Braithwaite

Women's Institute for a Secure Retirement
Cindy Housell

TD Bank
Mary Ann François and her TD BANK team

Jump Start Coalition
ABBA Associates Inc.
William Cheeks

Mrs. DC America
Meredith Egeland
Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine
Janet Bodnar

Pepco Edison Place Gallery

Sephora

Cookie Wear

Potbelly

Coolbreezemedia.com Photography

Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR)

Shirley Price

Beyona Dobbins

Ashley Burwe

James Lyons Videography

A Touch of Heaven

Participant Testimonials

“I think it will help my daughter and I maintain a constant mindset of economic literacy and financial planning success.”

“Greatly enjoyed! Worth getting up for on a Saturday!! :-)”

“Great high fiber” info from speakers They all got to the point – no fluff.”

“Good information and motivation.”

“I would definitely come back, I loved this program, the food, the session, and the leaders! Wonderful Job! :-)”

"I now understand the concept of credit and the idea of saving early for the future."

“I learned more than I thought I would, not just how to save my money but how to use it and our needs and wants.”

“I plan on taking $6 from my $7 allowance in to my piggy bank for my needs and $1 towards my wants.”
Click here for highlights from the 2013 Mother to Daughter Financial Summit