Florida Council on Economic Education Appoints Three Distinguished Members to Board of Directors

Tampa, Florida - March 5, 2024 - The Florida Council on Economic Education (FCEE) is proud to announce the addition of three esteemed professionals to its Board of Directors. Kristine Branch from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Jacksonville; Jeffrey Locker of Raymond James Financial; and William L. Mehserle, Jr. of PFS Signature Wealth have all been appointed to serve on the board, bringing a wealth of expertise and dedication to the FCEE's mission.

Ms. Kristine Branch joins the FCEE board representing the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Jacksonville. With a distinguished career in finance and economic research, Ms. Branch brings invaluable insights into monetary policy and economic trends. Her commitment to financial literacy aligns seamlessly with the FCEE's goal of equipping Florida's youth with the knowledge and skills needed for economic success.

Mr. Jeffrey Locker, a seasoned financial expert from Raymond James Financial, joins the board with a passion for empowering individuals through financial education. With his extensive background in wealth management and investment strategies, Mr. Locker's guidance will be instrumental in advancing the FCEE's initiatives to promote economic understanding among students and educators alike.

Mr. William L. Mehserle, Jr., representing PFS Signature Wealth, brings extensive experience in financial planning and advisory services to the FCEE board. His dedication to fostering economic awareness and responsibility makes him a valuable addition to the council's efforts in preparing Florida's students for financial independence.

"We are thrilled to welcome Kristine Branch, Jeffrey Locker, and William Mehserle, Jr. to the Florida Council on Economic Education's Board of Directors," said Suzanne Costanza, Executive Director of the FCEE. "Their diverse backgrounds and deep commitment to financial education will greatly enhance our ability to serve the students and educators of Florida."

The Florida Council on Economic Education is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting economic and financial literacy among Florida's K-12 students. Through innovative programs, teacher training workshops, and partnerships with schools and businesses, the FCEE strives to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in an ever-changing economy.

For more information about the Florida Council on Economic Education and its programs, please visit www.fcee.org.