Opening remarks at the 2026 Finance & AI Workshop in the wood-panelled meeting room at Greenwich Town HallTwo student presenters standing beside a projected Python notebook titled Building an AI Stock Data and Prediction AgentHigh school students seated at tables while a budgeting worksheet is projected on screen at the 2025 Financial Literacy for High Schoolers eventA J.P. Morgan private wealth advisor addressing a room of Greenwich students during the investing segmentA presenter gesturing toward an investing slide as students follow along from their seats

Financial Literacy
for Every Student.

A town-supported initiative backed by the First Selectman’s Youth Commission

Students at Flagship Event
30+
Students at Finance & AI Workshop
40+
Post-Event Survey Rating
4.65 / 5
Schools Represented
11

Rating from post-event student surveys.

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Events

Coverage from our recent programs

High school students seated at tables while a budgeting worksheet is projected on screen at the 2025 Financial Literacy for High Schoolers event
Flagship Event
Greenwich, CT · May 1, 2025

Financial Literacy for High Schoolers

Following months of planning, our inaugural event brought together 30+ students from every public and private high school in Greenwich. Attendees learned a foundational curriculum covering budgeting, taxes, and investing, and rated the event an average of 4.65/5, with post-event feedback showing increased interest in investing. The session featured two industry professionals as teachers: a small-cap private equity founder and a J.P. Morgan Private Wealth Advisor.

Rated 4.65 / 5 overall · 4.18 / 5 likelihood of beginning to invest within six months.

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Two student presenters standing beside a projected Python notebook titled Building an AI Stock Data and Prediction Agent
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Greenwich, CT · March 24, 2026

Finance & AI Workshop

40+ students from 11 schools across Fairfield County and neighboring communities joined accredited professionals for a financial literacy curriculum, followed by a hands-on session on AI in quantitative finance.

Students ran a custom Jupyter notebook, built by our team and hosted in Google Colab, that powers a basic AI stock-prediction agent, walking line by line through how the code mirrors real quantitative workflows.

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Curriculum

What We Teach

Budgeting

Frameworks that fit a student's life, from first paycheck to first apartment.

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Taxes

How the U.S. tax system works.

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Investing

From compounding to index funds & the foundations of long-term wealth.

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AI & Quant Finance

Hands-on Python notebooks showing where modern markets and machine learning meet.

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Photo Gallery

High school students seated at tables while a budgeting worksheet is projected on screen at the 2025 Financial Literacy for High Schoolers event
A financial professional in a suit presenting a table of tax figures to seated Greenwich high school students
A J.P. Morgan private wealth advisor addressing a room of Greenwich students during the investing segment
Students watching the opening presentation from tables at the back of the Greenwich Town Hall meeting room
A slide reading What is an Agent projected during the AI in quantitative finance session, with students taking notes on laptops
Two student presenters walking the room line by line through the stock-prediction notebook on the projector
The Google Colab notebook projected full screen while a student presenter explains the code cells
A presenter gesturing toward an investing slide as students follow along from their seats
First Selectman's Youth Commission
Town-Supported Initiative

Backed by the First Selectman’s Youth Commission

The Greenwich Finance Series was founded through the First Selectman’s Youth Commission of the Town of Greenwich, where our founder has served on the board since sophomore year. GFS is a town-supported initiative, backed by the Commission and operated by students across Greenwich and neighboring communities.