We're seeing an exciting shift in the way people think about money. High schoolers know more about bitcoin than professional bankers. Millennials are now trading stocks on Robinhood and by reading r/WallStreetBets.

Blockchain is leading this shift toward financial literacy, by getting a new generation involved with new forms of money ... but who's still left behind?

We're thrilled to welcome Femi Faoye, who not only talks the talk, but walks the walk:

Femi has an MBA from Cornell University, and a background as an investment banker. More importantly, he's co-founder and CEO of D.R.E.A.M., a financial education company with a mission to empower underrepresented, underserved, urban youth.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/d.r.e.a.m.-inc.-developing-responsible-economically-advanced-model-citizens-/about/

Best of all, he's a blockchain believer. Femi sees blockchain as a tool to close the wealth gap between white Americans and African Americans.

Femi has witnessed, first-hand, the crippling effects of financial illiteracy in communities, and he's worked for over a decade to make things better. From his career in banking and finance, Femi understands how the system works -- and he's working to improve it.

Join this important conversation to learn:

- How blockchain is helping usher in a new era of financial literacy

- The leverage points that will get us the most rapid improvement

Meet Femi afterward in our virtual networking session.

How Blockchain is Improving Financial Literacy