Sabrina is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of WorldofMoney.org and Wekeza Holdings Inc. She contributed to Ghana’s original Ministry of Finance Digital Financial Services Policy. WorldofMoney is the leading non-profit that provides 120 annual immersive hours of classroom and online youth financial education in the United States and Africa. Wekeza Holdings, Inc. is an award-winning financial education technology company that partners with schools, employers, and financial institutions to deliver global, culturally tailored financial education. African Diaspora communities receive multilingual family financial education, with ethical support from licensed financial experts. Sabrina has appeared at Fintech South, Fintech Islands, Fintech Meetup Conference, Africa Diaspora Investment Forum, Africa Tech Summit, Silicon Harlem, Haiti Tech Summit, Harlem Tech Summit, and the Money 20/20 conference. She is a graduate of the Y Combinator Start-Up School, a former member of the Master Your Card African American Advisory Council, and a global advocate for financial inclusion. A WBLS-FM "Openline Online" commentator and former stand-up comic, Sabrina is also the best-selling author of the NAACP Image Awards nominated “Do I Look Like An ATM? A Parent’s Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Africa-American Children” (Chicago Review Press), the satirical “A Kettle of Vultures...Left Beak Marks On My Forehead” (Simon and Schuster), and more. Sabrina was named 16th on the 50 Top Black Women in Entertainment in Black Noir magazine list. She was a #NATPE television pitch finalist. She has written celebrity cover stories for Essence, Heart and Soul, and Black Elegance. She is a three-time finisher of the New York City Marathon.

Experienced campaign strategist turned corporate social impact professional. Passionate about developing partnerships with national, state, and local organizations, companies, and brands for good. Areas of experience include people management, organizing, coalition building, non-profit executive leadership, non-profit boards, campaign strategy, forging public and private partnerships, and corporate social impact.

Dr. Reginald Bolding is a visionary leader in finance, entrepreneurship, and civic engagement. As the President and CEO of the National Association of Black Accredited Investors (NABAI), he champions efforts to close the Black wealth gap by providing access to curated investment opportunities, financial education, and innovative solutions that empower Black investors. With nearly a decade in electoral politics, serving four consecutive terms, including serving as the House Minority Leader in the Arizona House of Representatives, Bolding has a proven track record of building systems and strategies to mobilize resources and effect meaningful change. In addition to managing multiple ventures across industries, he has founded several nonprofit organizations that advance economic, political and civic engagement. A dedicated philanthropist, he supports youth advancement, leadership development and innovation. Bolding holds a Doctorate of Education in Entrepreneurship and Innovation and leverages his expertise to mentor entrepreneurs and investors. He is a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., and lives in Phoenix, AZ, with his wife and daughters.

Ryan is a certified SME in data privacy and cybersecurity, a seasoned public speaker, board member, investor, private pilot, and author with 25 years of experience spanning business, technology, and finance. He currently serves as Chief Privacy Officer, Vice President, and Associate General Counsel at Savvas Learning Company and is a board member at Lake Trust Credit Union. Driven by a passion for making private equity investing more accessible and equitable, Ryan co-founded the National Association of Black Accredited Investors. His commitment to transparency, economic empowerment, and inclusivity reflects both his professional achievements and dedication to ongoing personal growth.