NBNA Announces Prudential Financial Partnership

The National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) announces a partnership with Prudential Financial to provide financial education to its membership.

As part of the partnership, in July, Prudential was a new Corporate Roundtable Member of NBNA’s 52nd Annual Institute & Conference in San Francisco, CA, where it hosted a welcome reception and financial wellness presentation. Prudential Advisors’ financial professionals will conduct ongoing financial education webinars for NBNA chapters through its Blueprints to Black Wealth and Prudential Pathways programs.

Blueprints to Black Wealth is Prudential’s enterprise-wide strategy that leverages resources to close access gaps and create meaningful outcomes in promoting economic inclusion for Black consumers. With the Pathways program, which provides Prudential’s institutional customers access to financial education, Prudential Advisors financial professionals will present on topics including retirement planning, investments, life insurance protection, estate planning, and developing strategies for building long-term financial security.

“An element of Prudential’s Blueprints to Black Wealth is providing financial education directly to communities,” says Linda Moore, a financial planner with Prudential Advisors. “For many decades, Black Americans have been underserved by the financial services industry, impacting generations of families. Blueprints is Prudential’s strategic commitment to making a difference, and we look forward to engaging with every nurse and chapter.”

“Nurses are the heartbeat of the healthcare field,” adds Moore. “They support patient’s entire journeys with expertise and care and may often feel they’re too busy to devote time to caring for their own personal finances. Through this partnership, we aim to begin conversations that help these devoted professionals protect their life’s work and plan for a secure financial future.”

“This partnership is great news for our members,” says NBNA executive director Tonya Jackson. “We look forward to the significant impact Prudential’s involvement will have on the continued empowerment of our members through these invaluable resources.”

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