email: Jordana.Frost@scorevolunteer.org
Dr. Jordana Frost is a nonprofit leader who believes financial stability is foundational to people’s health, well-being, and the opportunity to thrive without chronic stress and unease.
She became particularly interested in financial literacy and personal finance after learning about the F.I.R.E. (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement and decided to change her family’s financial trajectory.
She brings a practical, judgment-free approach to personal finance: start where you are, clarify your goals, understand your numbers, learn the strategies available to you, and build a plan you can stick with and grow with as you evolve. At Money 101, her goal is for every participant to leave each interaction with more confidence and a clear next step.
PASSION FOR HELPING OTHERS
Jordana’s commitment to helping others began in the Sahara Desert, where she served as a Peace Corps volunteer. There, she guided women to start and strengthen small businesses, founded a mentoring center for girls, and set up infant feeding centers for nomadic communities.
After returning to the United States, she led community programs. She saw firsthand the challenges hard-working families face when struggling to make ends meet in a societal system not currently set up to ensure everyone’s basic human rights. Jordana is especially interested in helping women and people who have recently moved to the United States to gain the knowledge, skills, and systems needed to shape their families’ financial futures and achieve growing economic mobility.
EDUCATION
Doctor of Public Health (DrPH), Boston University
Master of Public Health (MPH), University of South Florida
B.S. in Business Administration, Indiana University
LANGUAGES
English and Italian
FUN FACT
Jordana has lived in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and Australia. Her experiences living on five continents have made her a lifelong lover of different cultures, cuisines, arts, languages, environments, celebrations, and traditions.