Nicole A Simpson, AKA Urban Cash Coach is a Columbus, Ohio

native who is passionate about helping people achieve financial

capability. She launched her career in financial services 13 years

ago as a financial advisor. Nicole accepted various roles in the

financial services industry while carving out her niche. She held

numerous titles in the financial industry while gaining experience

and honing her skills. From an insurance agent to banking center

vice president, and lending specialist before launching her firm,

Go Fund Your Life and Urban Cash Coach.

In the most recent years, Nicole has studied to become a certified

financial educator and developed her curriculum called Urban

Cash Coaching Academy, a nine-week financial capability course

designed for urban communities. In addition to the academy,

Currently, Nicole is a candidate for the Chartered Advisor of

Philanthropy, CAP destination.

Nicole provides financial literacy training to The Ohio State

University, student-athletes, the Small business development

corporation, My Brother's Keeper, Girl Boss, and the City of

Columbus Employee wellness Department. In 2020 she became an

author of 2 Amazon Best Selling Books. What to Do When You Get

Declined for Life Insurance, and a children's book titled Gregory

Learns to Save.

Nicole believes financial literacy is all about meeting people where

they are. She hosted the inaugural financial literacy comedy show,

My Money's A Little Funny, intending to use edutainment as a part

of financial literacy. Nicole is a frequently featured guest on

podcasts, broadcasts, and radio shows as an economic subject

matter expert. Recently she launched her online broadcast,

entitled #HeyAuntie, to address the financial concerns of mature

women.

When Nicole is not promoting financial capability and literacy, she

enjoys spending time with her teen son and adorable cockapoo OJ

Simpson. Nicole is a member of New Birth Christian Ministries.

She also serves on the trustees' board for Africentric Personal

Development Shop and James Walter Mitchell Development

Council.