RIT’s Center for Consumer Financial Services Hosts Forum, Oct. 27
The Center for Consumer Financial Services in the E. Philip Saunders College of Business at Rochester Institute of Technology and Farmworker Legal Services of New York will present a forum on “Financial Services for Low-Income and Migrant Populations: Needs, Challenges and Potential Solutions.”
Sessions will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 27, in the Max Lowenthal Building, Room 3235.
Featured speakers include: Robert Manning, RIT’s Center for Consumer Financial Services; Anita Butera, Esq., Cheryl Gee and Renan Salgado—Farmworker Legal Services of New York; and Michael Smith, Bank of America.
Funding is provided by the Rochester Community Foundation through a grant from the Office of the State Attorney General of New York, The Honorable Elliot Spitzer.
The financial services discussion is free and open to the public; lunch and refreshments will be provided.
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