Summary: Calls for financial literacy programs in high schools aren't just for the benefit of a more informed consumer base. For Laurie Belew, 2016 chair of the FPA NexGen community, those programs are another avenue for young advisors to enter the profession.
 In terms of engaging younger people, we have to give them a place where they feel like they’re contributing. Whether that’s in our firms or in the profession as a whole, if we can create opportunities for that, we’ll have people who not only enter the profession but stay in the profession.”Laurie Belew, 2016 chair, FPA NexGen community.
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