Introducing the Intertwined Advisory Council
Shaping the Future of Financial Literacy Education.
Together.
Intertwined is forming a new Advisory Council of financial literacy educators, researchers, and industry experts to help guide the next chapter of our platform, curriculum, and impact.
This council will play a critical role in ensuring Intertwined remains educator-first, evidence-based, and aligned with real classroom needs, while advancing equitable access to financial education nationwide.
Advisory Council Details
Why the Intertwined Advisory Council
Financial literacy education is evolving rapidly, and educators deserve a seat at the table.
The Intertwined Advisory Council exists to:
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Elevate the voices of classroom educators and curriculum leaders
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Ensure our tools reflect real student outcomes and pedagogical best practices
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Inform product development, curriculum alignment, and research-backed design
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Strengthen the national conversation around financial literacy, equity, and student readiness
Council members act as strategic partners, not figureheads.
Who We're Looking For
We welcome applications from individuals with experience in:
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K–12 or higher education financial literacy instruction
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Curriculum design, assessment, or instructional leadership
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School or district-level program leadership
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Education research or learning science
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Financial education nonprofits or public-sector initiatives
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Banking, fintech, or financial services with an education focus
Diverse perspectives are essential. We strongly encourage educators serving underserved, rural, and historically marginalized communities to apply.
Council Member Responsibilities
Advisory Council members may be asked to:
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Provide feedback on curriculum, simulations, and educator tools
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Participate in quarterly virtual advisory meetings
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Review new features, pilots, or instructional materials
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Share classroom insights and best practices
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Support research, case studies, or thought leadership initiatives
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Help ensure alignment with national and state financial literacy standards
Time commitment is intentionally light and respectful of educators’ schedules. One hour Zoom meeting per month.
What Council Members Receive
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Formal recognition as an Intertwined Advisory Council Member
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Early access to new curriculum, simulations, and platform features
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Opportunities to influence the future of financial literacy education
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Optional opportunities for speaking, publishing, or research collaboration
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A platform to amplify your voice and impact beyond your classroom
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A $500 stipend for your time.
This is a mission-driven, impact-first council.
Our Commitment to Educators
Intertwined is educator-founded and educator-driven. Our work is grounded in:
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Evidence-based learning design
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Data privacy and student protection
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Equity and access for all learners
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Alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education
Our platform and mission have been recognized nationally, including selection into the Nasdaq Milestone Makers program for high-impact companies advancing social and economic opportunity.