Partnership expansion Strong collaboration activity with federal and regional organizations (Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City, College Board, state councils) and events like NPFC indicates ongoing appetite for joint programs. Sales opportunity: offer scalable K-12 financial literacy programs, AP-level curricula, and teacher professional development bundles aligned with these partners’ initiatives.

Curriculum deployment Recent announcements of a new AP Business with Personal Finance course and nationwide access suggest demand for standards-aligned, ready-to-teach content. Sales opportunity: position comprehensive digital curriculum licenses, lesson plans, and trainer resources to school districts and state education departments seeking AP-ready material.

In-school banking In-School Savings Bank initiatives with Cornerstone Bank demonstrate interest in experiential learning and community partnerships. Sales opportunity: offer integrated financial literacy simulations, student-led banking platforms, and sponsorship programs that can be embedded with local banks to drive student engagement.

Technology-enabled delivery Tech stack includes iCIMS, Salesforce, Zendesk, WordPress, and Zoom, indicating mature operations and scalable outreach. Sales opportunity: propose CRM-driven training packages, personalized outreach campaigns, and customer support tooling for districts adopting large-scale economics and finance education programs.

National exposure Active participation in national challenges and media coverage signals strong brand credibility and demand among educators and students. Sales opportunity: offer national sponsorships, event-based licensing bundles, and turnkey marketing-ready programs for districts prioritizing visibility and competition-based learning.