Missouri Financial Educators Council Chooses Gwendolyn Taylor, Founder & CEO of Flip That House The Board Game

FLORISSANT, MO, UNITED STATES, April 1, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Gwendolyn Taylor, Founder & CEO of the interactive financial education experience Flip That House The Board Game University, has been selected as a
founding member of the Missouri Financial Educators Council (MFEC) Advisory Board.

Taylor has a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration, a Bachelor’s Degree in Healthcare Management, and an Associate Degree in Medical Records Management. She is also completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Education. Her professional career has spanned decades in the corporate healthcare industry in key leadership roles overseeing provider relations, claims operations, process design, and cross-functional team development. Both her educational and corporate backgrounds support her active role in the financial wellness space and strengthen her ability to design scalable financial education solutions integrating practical knowledge with real-world application.

Gwendolyn’s passion for empowering youth and families with financial wellness are realized through her entrepreneurial endeavor, Flip That House The Board Game University. Through this platform she leads after-school programs, design competitions, educator trainings, and community workshops that simplify financial concepts yet emphasize their importance. Schools, nonprofit organizations, churches, national conferences, banks, universities, and youth-serving institutions across the country have taken advantage of these tools. Taylor is committed to meeting learners where they are and guiding them toward long-term financial confidence and capability.

Gwendolyn Taylor joins the MFEC – a state-focused arm of the nationwide National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) – with a goal to give youth and underserved communities access to resources that build wealth, self-efficacy, and hope. She plans to elevate the national conversation around financial wellness and ensure that programs and partnerships remain culturally relevant, accessible, and practical.

“Financial literacy is the bridge to independence,” Taylor remarked when asked about her motivation for joining the Board. “When we empower youth with real-world money skills, we change families, communities, and generations.”

The MFEC works at the state level to provide Missouri communities with financial education resources that make a real difference. As Gwendolyn Taylor comments, “This initiative equips community organizations with the tools, training, and support needed to deliver meaningful financial education and empower more families to achieve long-term stability and resilience.

Gwendolyn Taylor is actively advancing financial education in her community, regularly hosting events that provide practical financial knowledge and resources to local families. Her next initiative, Flip That House University (FTHU) Community Homeownership & Wealth Building Day, will take place on Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Believers Temple Word Fellowship Church Campus, in collaboration with the Believers Temple Word Fellowship Urban Initiative. The free, community-centered event will bring together financial institutions, housing advocates, real estate professionals, and financial coaches to deliver practical education and real-time resources for individuals and families preparing for homeownership and long-term wealth building.

"Gwendolyn Taylor exemplifies the type of research-driven, community-centered leadership we value at the National Financial Educators Council,” said Vince Shorb, CEO of the National Financial Educators Council. “Her innovative approach to gamified learning through 'Flip That House' and her deep expertise in healthcare operations will significantly strengthen the Missouri Financial Educators Council’s mission to provide scalable, engaging wellness solutions.

As a state-level initiative of the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC), the STATE Financial Educators Council supports financial education professionals through accredited training, certification pathways, and program development resources. NFEC is an IACET Accredited Provider and Certified B Corporation dedicated to raising instructional standards and improving real-world financial outcomes.

Claudia Martins
National Financial Educators Council
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