Join us for an empowering luncheon designed to equip women with the knowledge and confidence to make informed financial decisions and achieve lasting financial independence.
This engaging session features expert speakers who will share insights on financial planning, investing, and economic empowerment:
✨ Cristal Ugarte – Business Development Specialist | Commercial Lending, Security Bank
✨ Sharon Weaver, CFP, AWMA – President | Mission Financial Planning, Inc
✨ Steven Johnson – Kansas State Treasurer
Gain practical financial strategies and leave feeling more confident in managing your financial future. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow!
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Cristal Ugarte - Business Development Specialist | Commercial Lending, Security Bank
Cristal Ugarte is a Business Development Specialist at Security Bank of Kansas City focused on community development. She was born and raised in Kansas City, KS and attended Fort Hays State University, where she got her undergraduate degree in International Business and Economics and a Master’s in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. Cristal serves on the board for The Single Mom KC and teaches English as a second language classes at Mattie Rhodes Center.
Sharon Weaver, MD, CFP, CDFA - President, Mission Financial Planning, Inc.
Sharon Weaver has been a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) for over 25 years. She started Mission Financial Planning 14 years ago with a specific focus on serving dental practice owners, wanting to guide them through the financial challenges and opportunities of owning one’s own business. Her approach extends beyond the numbers; she prioritizes understanding the holistic picture of her clients' lives to develop financial plans that are aligned with their personal circumstances and money styles. She has distinguished herself as an advice-only planner, with a passion for empowering people to manage their financial lives with clarity and confidence.
Steven Johnson, Kansas State Treasurer
Steven Johnson holds a masters in Business Administration with an emphasis in finance and business policy. His interest and expertise in financial issues during the economic downturn of 2008-09 was a catalyst in his decision to enter public service. Steven enjoys volunteering his time by offering investment advice to non-profit organizations and is committed to serving Kansas as both a reliable banker for state funds and a responsible fiduciary of invested dollars.
