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Who we serve

Black professionals and families

Her stated reason for the work is representational as well as technical: by her own account, fewer than 1.9% of the profession reflects African American and Hispanic communities. That gap shows up as households who have never had a planner who assumed they belonged in the room.

01

First-generation wealth has different questions

Households supporting relatives, funding education without prior family precedent, and building assets without inherited ones face a genuinely different planning problem from an inheriting household.

02

The obligation nobody puts in the plan

Money moving to extended family is real, recurring and almost never a line item. Planning around it works better than planning as though it does not happen.

03

Financial trauma has a history as well as a biography

Her framing is that responses to money are trained by what happened. For many families, some of what happened was structural and preceded them.

04

Systematic investing, deliberately

Her published goal is to create at least 1,000 millionaires through systematic investing, on the stated basis that wealth is built incrementally and is available to everyone.

An advisor talking with a couple across a table.

The published profile

What she publishes about who this engagement fits

One published client profile covers every group on this site — there is no separate offering for any of them:

  • Individuals or couples ages 40–60
  • Household income of $150,000+ — most clients are in the $250,000–$400,000 range
  • Hybrid income: you earn both W2 and 1099 income
  • Able and willing to commit at least a few hundred dollars per month — often $500–$750+
  • You want to delegate complexity and work with a CFP®

And next to it, deliberately, the referral policy: We gladly accept referrals from our clients for their family, friends, and colleagues — regardless of present financial position.

What tends to bring people here

The events this group most often arrives with

Each of these has its own page, with what it puts in play and which financial trauma response it tends to train.

Why this page exists

What this one is anchored to

No audience on this site is claimed because it would be useful to claim it. Each one is anchored to a documented talk, book, article, affiliation, or her own published client profile.

Anchor

Her documented statement on representation in the profession [CALL], the Dare 2 Dream Institute, the Generation X Community Association, and the CFP Board Center for Financial Planning Diversity Advisory Group.

I am credentialed, I’m credible, and I’m called.

One free hour. No numbers required.

Bring the situation, not the spreadsheets. She starts every first conversation with where you want to go, not what you have.