Join the Financial Educators Council’s India Advisory Board
Are you passionate about strengthening financial wellness in your community and eager to share your expertise with local citizens striving for greater financial security?
If so, consider joining the National Financial Educators Council’s India Advisory Board. As a Board Member, you’ll be positioned to share your knowledge more effectively, support community-focused financial education initiatives, and help direct financial wellness program donations to those who need them most.
The NFEC is currently building out its India Chapter board membership. Read below for more information.
Mission: Strengthening the Nation with Sustainable Economic Empowerment Programming
The mission of the National Financial Educators Council is to develop sustainable, scalable economic empowerment programs that create meaningful, real-world impact at the community level across India. To advance this mission, we focus on three core pillars:
Pillar 1: Expand Access & Build Sustainable Financial Education Programs
Provide resources, training, personnel, and ongoing support to establish scalable financial wellness initiatives in communities across every state.
Pillar 2: Increase Awareness of Economic Empowerment through Financial Education
Encourage the integration of financial literacy in schools, engage families in teaching children about money, and inspire individuals to strengthen their financial knowledge.
Pillar 3: Build Partnerships to Deploy and Sustain Community Financial Wellness
Foster connections among community leaders, stakeholders, and beneficiary groups to mobilize those committed to empowering their communities.
Board Members’ Key Traits & Qualifications
We’re looking for professionals who are committed to expanding sustainable financial wellness programs within their communities. The three qualities below reflect the core attributes of an advisor who can help advance this mission:
Board of Advisors Role
Board members meet a minimum commitment of 2 to 5 hours per year toward the advisory role. Although your role may vary at different times, following are the main functions:

