Isaac Hertenstein from Greencastle, Indiana, awarded $15,000 from Prudential Financial at inaugural Emerging Visionaries Summit
Isaac was among five Grand Prize winners honored this week by football legend
The Emerging Visionaries program is conducted by
"Supporting the efforts of these Emerging Visionaries is another way we are working to fulfill Prudential's purpose: to make lives better by solving the financial challenges of our changing world," said Prudential Chairman and CEO
The 25 winners, named in February, each earned a
As part of the four-day event, five young people were selected to pitch their ideas for advancing financial equity to a panel of judges for a chance to win the additional
The panel was intended to select one Grand Prize finalist from the five who pitched their projects. However, after hearing the pitches, the judges decided to award
Isaac founded Students Teaching Finance, an initiative that empowers high school-aged changemakers to teach financial literacy to K-8 students and promote financial inclusion in his rural community. The program is modeled for students globally through its website and the initiative has an open-source curriculum, making it a collaborative creation. Isaac works to maintain and augment the inclusivity of the program's resources by tailoring lessons to a range of developmental levels and backgrounds.
In 2020, Isaac started this initiative after witnessing the stark wealth gap impacting his community firsthand. "The financial discrepancies in my community sickened me, and I pondered a potential solution," he explained. To date, "Students Teaching Finance" has brought its lessons to more than 325 students with all participants reporting that they are now more motivated to invest and save.
To learn more about Prudential Emerging Visionaries and all 25 winners, visit prudential.com/emergingvisionaries.
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