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Apr. 24, 2009 at 10:45am
Mommy, tell me a story about finance
Posted by Kurt Jacobson in Strategic Communications
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“What I love about finance—and what I love about accounting even, which is kind of embarrassing to admit is it’s another form of storytelling.” -Jacqueline Novogratz, in The McKinsey Quarterly.
I am a member. Tell me a story about member shares. What does the term mean? Why should this year’s number and last year’s number matter to me? In your financial literacy classes you use stories to make people understand the major points. Why not tell similar stories with us grown-ups?
You can read the entire interview with Novogratz and her work with microfinance in Rwanda and female leadership here.
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