Presenters
The TAA invites you to join us for a panel discussion on Financial Finesse. Hear from two financial experts from the TS community about basic budgeting, delve into money habits and money attitudes that inform how we spend, and learn about resources and professionals that can help navigate your financial journey and needs.
This is a complementary event, but registration is required.
Attendees will be entered to win one of the five free referral codes to Money Habitudes, a game-like assessment played online to help you understand and talk about your finances in a fun, constructive way. It also allows you to pinpoint underlying financial habits, attitudes, and motivations to make real behavior changes.
Kate Mieltz, PhD, AFC®, CDP®, has been a member of the Tourette Education Advisory Board since 2019. As an adult with TS, and the mother of two TAA Youth Ambassadors (who also have TS), Kate is an active part of our community. She regularly supports families and schools with education and presentations surrounding TS and other associated neurodevelopmental disorders. Kate has had her AFC designation since 2009 and recently completed her Certified Diversity Professional (CDP®) designation to provide evidence of her commitment to DEIA – especially regarding equitable treatment and accessibility for people who are neurodiverse.
Jacqueline Keeley began professionally coaching folks in personal finance in 2018, and started her own business specifically suited for artists and freelancers in 2020 – however, she has been passionate about budgeting annoying her friends about it since 2017. Her goal is to free artists of the shame and guilt they have surrounding money, and her professional background and certification in financial literacy (CFEI), combined with over a decade of ‘living the dream’ as an actress in NYC allows her to achieve this goal with artists every day. She offers coaching in group settings as well as one-on-one, and prides herself on helping artists transform from being financially illiterate, scared, and ashamed to knowledgeable, free, and confident!
