Financial Literacy Institute adds board members

The Delaware Financial Literacy Institute, the state’s premier financial literacy organization funded by tax-deductible contributions and grants, recently added three members to its board of directors. They are Brandy Nauman of the Sussex County Community Development and Housing, Kamysha Martin of Theatrical Fusion and LolahSoul Jewelry, and Yvonne Takvorian Saville, Esq. of Weiss & Saville PA.

The addition of the three newest members rounds out a board that was traditionally composed of representatives from financial institutions. As Sussex County’s fair housing compliance officer, Nauman brings expertise in community development and foreclosure prevention.

Martin, a successful entrepreneur, has previously lent her creative talents to DFLI’s Chasing the Dream Entrepreneurship Camp and From Purses to Portfolios. Saville, who presently serves as president of the Delaware State Bar Association, is a partner in her firm, specializing in personal injury and worker’s compensation. Each member was elected to a three-year term.

DFLI Board President Cher Przelomski said, “Brandy, Kamysha and Yvonne are emblematic of the diversity of industries and audiences DFLI serves through our statewide programs. We look forward to their energy, creativity and experience as we work to bring free financial education to every Delawarean who needs it.” To learn more about DFLI and its programs, go to www.dfli.org.