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Raising Financially Fit Families with Joline Godfrey

Raising Financially Fit Families with Joline Godfrey

著者: Joline Godfrey
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In this podcast, we help parents and grandparents meet the challenge of preparing children for the future. We do this by offering an expanded idea of wealth, embracing the family’s intellectual, social, and human capital as well as their financial capital, or FISH assets as we think of them. Join us to explore financial education as Joline and her guests introduce ideas and strategies to empower, provoke, and support families preparing kids—from early childhood to young adulthood- for futures we can barely imagine.Copyright ©️ Raising Financially Fit Families with Joline Godfrey 2025 経済学
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  • Growing up in a Family Business with Joshua Gentine (Ep. 14)
    2026/01/20

    What happens when families lead with curiosity instead of control?

    In this episode, Joline Godfrey is joined by Josh Gentine, founder of Bench Consulting and member of the Sargento Foods family, for a deeply personal and practical conversation.

    Together, they explore how healthy communication, intentional leadership, and emotional awareness shape thriving families, especially those managing wealth across generations.

    Josh discusses:

    • How growing up in a legacy business shaped his view of family expectations and personal autonomy
    • Why families struggle with communication, and how business frameworks like personality assessments and family meetings can help
    • The tension between stability and innovation in multigenerational families
    • How vulnerability from the leading generation fosters trust and growth in younger members
    • The importance of preparing families emotionally and structurally for the transfer of generational wealth
    • And more

    Resources:

    • Get your copy of Raising Financially Fit Kids!
    • Redefining Fatherhood: Lead Dads and Modern Family Dynamics with Paul Sullivan (Ep. 10)

    Connect with Joline Godfrey:

    • Bounce 10
    • LinkedIn: Joline Godfrey
    • Joline@bounce-10.com

    Connect with Joshua Gentine:

    • Bench Consulting
    • LinkedIn: Joshua Gentine
    • JGentine@BenchConsulting.com

    About our Guest:

    Josh Gentine is a coach and family business advisor, helping individuals, entrepreneurs, families, and boards of directors maximize impact. Josh is accredited as a Hogan-Certified coach, Gallup-Certified Strengths coach, and an ICF Certified coach. Josh’s background as an entrepreneur, advisor, corporate board member, and third-generation family business owner gives him a range of perspectives to draw from when advising clients. Josh focuses his time on helping family businesses transition leadership from one generation to the next, coaching family members, entrepreneurs, and senior leaders, and supporting talent strategies across organizations. Josh sits on the board of directors at his family’s company, Sargento Foods, as well as a $700 million ESOP auto dealership group. Additionally, Josh runs family executive round table groups for middle-market and large-cap family-run companies, and he is currently a part-time instructor with UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School’s Family Enterprise Center.

    Prior to starting Bench, Josh served as a Manager at Deloitte Consulting, where he focused on mergers & acquisitions as well as co-designing Deloitte Consulting’s global talent operations.

    Josh earned his undergraduate degree in Finance from the University of Notre Dame and his MBA from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Josh returned to Notre Dame following his MBA to study philosophy and theology in the seminary with the intent of becoming a Catholic priest. Josh and his wife, Meredith have two young children, Henry and Juliette, and live in Charlottesville, VA.

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    35 分
  • The Power of Uncles: Mentorship, Mischief & Meaning with Connor Crown (Ep. 12)
    2026/01/05

    What if the most powerful mentor in a child’s life isn’t a parent, but an uncle?

    In this episode of Raising Financially Fit Families, Joline Godfrey sits down with Connor Crown, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Expanse, and uncle to 10, to explore the often-overlooked influence of uncles in multigenerational families. Through stories both heartfelt and hilarious (including a surprise Easter Bunny appearance), Joline and Connor unpack the rich, informal role uncles can play in a child’s development, identity, and understanding of family values.

    Joline and Connor explore:

    • How uncles become role models, messengers, and mentors
    • The balance between being the “fun uncle” and a steady adult presence
    • Why storytelling matters and how it becomes a powerful tool for passing down values
    • A hilarious Easter Bunny story with a serious life lesson in accountability woven in
    • Why making space for these roles can strengthen family connection and legacy
    • And more!

    Resources:

    • Get your copy of Raising Financially Fit Kids!

    Connect with Joline Godfrey:

    • Bounce 10
    • LinkedIn: Joline Godfrey
    • Joline@bounce-10.com

    Connect with Guest:

    • Expanse Venture Partners
    • LinkedIn: Connor Crown
    • Connor.crown@expansevp.com

    About our Guest:

    Connor is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Expanse, an asset management firm built with a family office perspective. Connor’s upbringing and investment experience instilled in him a profound understanding of the principles behind long-term, organizational growth, which he used as the foundation for building Expanse. Expanse’s venture arm is proud to partner with a diverse portfolio of businesses on the forefront of enabling technologies powering the future of finance, healthcare and commerce including OneHealthGroup, Zocks and Release Recovery.

    In addition to his commitment to growing innovative businesses, Connor is deeply passionate about philanthropy and driving positive change. As the Co-Chair of the Gun Violence Prevention Committee at Crown Family Philanthropies, he’s dedicated to making the city of Chicago safer for future generations. With Expanse, Connor actively seeks partnerships with founders dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the world through their products and services. Expanse’s vision extends beyond financial gains, aiming to create a mutually beneficial ecosystem for families and partners with a shared long-term perspective.

    Prior to founding Expanse, Connor spent over five years advising global financial services and insurance firms on enhancing B2C operations and client management. He serves in advisory and board roles for multiple early-stage companies, including Hamsa and ThriveNaturalCare. Connor graduated from Duke University with a BA in sociology and a certificate in marketing/management while also being a member of the varsity track team. He continued his education at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, where he received his MBA with a major in finance and a focus on venture capital. Connor and his wife Alyssa live in Chicago.

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    23 分
  • Women, Money and Identity with Barbara Pierce (Ep. 13)
    2025/12/16
    Wealth can be a powerful tool, but only if it’s used with intention. What happens when women stop apologizing for having money and start using it to shape their families, communities, and future generations? In this episode, Joline Godfrey speaks with Barbara Pierce, founder of Women with Capital®, about how women can move beyond shame, embrace their financial influence, and lead with purpose. They explore how conversations around money, especially within families, can foster stronger values, clarity, and long-term impact. Barbara discusses: How women often feel disconnected from power when not working in paid roles, despite leading through philanthropy, parenting, and investing The importance of community in helping women reframe their identity and use money with intention How shifting from silence to open conversations can help children understand values and privilege The effects of digital culture on kids' relationships, communication, and financial learning The need to include boys and girls equally in financial discussions without making it a zero-sum issue And more! Resources: Get your copy of Raising Financially Fit Kids! Connect with Joline Godfrey: Bounce 10 LinkedIn: Joline Godfrey Joline@bounce-10.com Connect with Barbara Pierce: LinkedIn: Barbara Pierce Website: Women with Capital® About our Guest: Barbara’s mission is to inspire women to become the CEO of their own wealth—and to use that power as a force for meaningful change. She is the founder of Women with Capital®, a private learning community that educates, supports, and mobilizes progressive women to direct their capital in line with their values. In just five years, members have moved over $150 million into new impact investments and philanthropic ventures, with plans to move hundreds of millions more in the coming years. Her vision is to unite powerful groups of women philanthropists and investors—representing more than $50 billion in net worth—to harness their collective influence and to boldly shape the future by moving private capital toward the world they want to create. Barbara’s work bridges the worlds of investing and giving, motivating women to align their wealth with their values and take bold action. She has 30 years of experience advising some of the world’s leading philanthropists on funding for climate change, racial and gender justice, and education. Barbara directs her family’s investments and philanthropy and is a member of the Women Donors Network, the International Women’s Forum, and the REDF Advisory Council. As a values-aligned investor, she is an LP in How Women Invest and Portfolia, and a member of the Asteri Collective. A Cape Cod native, proud Wellesley alumna, and avid traveler, she lives in Marin County with her husband and teen son.
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    30 分
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