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    HOW FINANCIALLY LITERATE EMPLOYEES CAN HELP IMPROVE EMPLOYER PROFITS

    Date: May 25, 2011, 7:45am – 9:45am
    Location:
    Forest Laboratories Inc
    Plaza V
    Jersey City, NJ

    Price:
    Meeting Fee: Members $15.00, Non-members-$20.00, In Transition - $10 RSVP Deadline: 5/20/11 (No- shows will be billed-)
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    Speaker

    Frank Alcorn

    Certification

    Pending 1.25 recertification credits

    This presentation will help the HR Professional fully understand that there is a direct
    correlation between the employer profitability and the financial literacy level of its
    workforce. We will explore how current economic and demographic trends
    negatively affect bottom-line profitability, but importantly how the HR Professional
    can address the issue, and what he/she ultimately can do about it.

    HR Professionals will be provided with the knowledge of how to contribute to the
    organization’s fiscal success by illustrating to management the costs associated
    with financial illiteracy and countering this current trend in this economic
    environment. It will enable the HR Professional to understand what is required to
    track measure and make the case to management about the R.O.I. for these types
    of programs.

    Ultimately, the course will demonstrate to the HR Professional that by providing a
    quality financial literacy education program, the HR Department contributes directly
    to increased profitability, morale, employee retention, and workplace job
    satisfaction.

    Speaker: Frank Alcorn is President of Dimensional Wealth Education Institute (DWEI), a

    non-profit wealth education firm established to provide finance-related educational topics and
    seminars for students, associations, adult-learners, professional organizations as well as
    public and private employers. DWEI also works with select Universities and local employers
    through their continuing education departments, teaching the importance of financial literacy
    from the corporate perspective. Currently, DWEI is working with UCLA Extension and their
    local employer community. The mission of DWEI is to promote financial literacy education
    and its benefits to both public and private institutions. The United States Government
    established a Financial Literacy Commission because they understand that the more literate
    our citizens become, the better the economy and financial ecosystem functions. DWEI
    hopes to be a big part of the financial literacy solution. Frank began his career in Financial
    Services in the mid 1980’s, and has taught financial classes and concepts for Fortune 100
    companies as well as for individuals, and currently teaches a one-day strategic course in
    Financial Literacy for HR Professionals. He is also a Principal of Consumer Wealth Advisory
    Group, who provides Investment Advisory and Financial Planning services for corporate and
    individual clients. It is the mission of the firm to be a complete resource for clients and
    provide the best financial guidance, while promoting education, integrity, trust and
    competence. When Frank has time he enjoys golf, traveling and languages.