Isaiah Goodman

MoneyVerbs

CEO

Isaiah grew up in Minneapolis, MN. He went to the Academy of Holy Angels for High School and played Soccer, Basketball and Track. He then ventured out East to Washington and Lee University where he majored in Business with a full academic scholarship. He was an active member of the community with experience in a consulting group, dance group, investment club, and served as national chair of the NCAA Student Athlete Advisory Committee. Isaiah graduated with honors from W&L and went back to MN to start working in frozen foods at Target corp. He started as a business analyst running a $150M per year inventory business. He moved on to training and facilitating new hires as they were on-boarded to Target. After working at Target for about 2.5 years, Isaiah joined the world of financial planning. He worked at Northwestern Mutual for 5 years before creating Becoming Financial in 2017. He is a Certified Financial Education Professional TM and a Certified Financial Educational Instructor TM Isaiah is a dynamic speaker who loves to empower others and help them think about becoming better every single day. His dream of helping as many people as possible develop financial character has led him to create a new app called MoneyVerbs. It allows users to practice getting rich-the safe way. Isaiah has been married to his wife Sarah since 2012. They reside in Plymouth, MN and at home they are joined by their children Crue, Lakely, Waverly, Rhodes, and dog Marshall.

Thursday, September 10, 2020

9:15 AM - 10:00 AM CDT

Experience Money Differently.

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Entrepreneurship Technology Education & Training Creative Economy FinTech Impact

Jeff Aguy

NCXT, Co-Founder

Jonathan Banks

NCXT, CEO / Co-Founder

Micheala Newman

MoneyVerbs, Marketing Manager

Isaiah Goodman

MoneyVerbs, CEO

"Experience Money Differently." will be a founder presentation followed by a panel event featuring four diverse individuals from our company. This event will focus on storytelling and sharing experiences around money. Money is generally seen as taboo — we don’t talk about it at all, and are never taught about money management in school. This leaves us feeling like other people don’t go through the same things we do when it comes to money, when in reality we as a community share a lot of similarities when it comes to our experiences with money. We’ll talk about these experiences, as well as ways we can all go about practicing getting rich. Changing our financial situations comes form relating to one another and practicing for the real world, not just “learning” financial literacy.

Tuesday, September 22, 2020

1:00 PM - 1:45 PM CDT

Founders Panel: Lessons Learned in Growing Your Social Enterprise

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Entrepreneurship Technology Healthcare Marketing & Advertising Investing Med Device/Medtech FinTech Sustainability Education & Training Impact

Isaiah Goodman

MoneyVerbs, CEO

Emily Hunt Turner

All Square, Founder & CEO

Lori Most

Binary Bridge / BackpackEMR, Founder / CEO

Timothy Roman

Ecotone Analytics GBC, CEO & Co-Founder

Join us for a panel discussion to listen and learn from three social enterprise founders their lessons on bruising shins, empathy and humility, and harnessing the power of outcomes and impact and the value it provides in ops, strategy, and marketing & communications.