Tiffany Grant’s wedding flipped the script on the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of keeping people apart, it brought her family closer.
Her small wedding originally only included immediate family. However, as cancellations began piling up, Tiffany realized she had to make some changes.
Her husband, a videographer, set up equipment to professionally film the ceremony to share virtually.
The redesigned virtual ceremony, officiated by her mother, included forty people - far more than what she had originally planned.
Tiffany is no stranger to strategic planning, though. As an entrepreneur and self-titled “money coach,” she is more than comfortable working through tough situations.
She came to Women to Women when she worked with Triad Financial Advisors. Soon after, she started her own company Money Talk with Tiff. She created the business with the goal to empower people through financial literacy to take control of their life.
Tiffany wants to spread financial awareness and independence to her community with her extensive experience and education.
Her podcast “Money Talk with Tiff” makes her advice available to all. She is also involved in Junior Achievement where she teaches financial literacy to middle and high schoolers.
Her work with Operation HOPE and the Greensboro Jaycees also empowers people to help their community through financial planning and dedication.
Tiffany is a great asset to Women to Women and all the groups to which she lends her organization and intellect. Financial literacy, Tiffany says, goes beyond just money. It is something that extends to mental wellbeing and happiness - something that we all need.
Author: Carrie Little