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Pen Air Federal Credit Union and UWF Executive Mentor Program to host spring Financial Boot Camp

   March 6, 2015

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Pen Air Federal Credit Union and the University of West Florida Executive Mentor Program will host the spring “Financial Boot Camp” on Friday, March 20 from noon to 2:30 p.m. in the College of Business Education Center, Building 76A, Room 102.

The Boot Camp hosts financial professionals as guest lecturers who present topics to prepare students with the essential financial literacy they require prior to accepting their first professional position after graduation.

Dana Mullins, vice president of human resources and chief people officer for Pen Air Federal Credit Union, will present “You’re Hired! Now What?,” and Steve O’Reilly, associate vice president and program manager for Pen Air Asset Management, will present “5 Smart Investing Principles.”

The Pen Air Federal Credit Union/Executive Mentor Program Financial Boot Camp was established through a gift commitment from Pen Air Federal Credit Union in support of UWF College of Business students.

Please RSVP to executivementor@uwf.edu or 850.474.3239. A free box lunch is provided for those who RSVP. The event is free and open to the public.

For more information about the UWF Executive Mentor program, visit uwf.edu/executivementor.

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