Headshot photo of Katherine Chatmon, Volunteer Financial Mentor @ 3rd Decade

Volunteer Financial Mentor

Katherine Chatmon

Passionate About...
Debt Management Student Loans Under/Unbanked

Katherine earned her undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice from The University of Alabama.

She made her switch to finance after taking an elective white-collar crime class. It was then that she found her passion that blended money management and assisting others. Katherine forgoed law school and instead a Master’s in Wealth Management and Financial Planning from Regent University.

Currently, she is a paraplanner at MitchellClark & Company, a fee-only advisor firm.

She is also passionate about women/minority empowerment and upliftment. She aims to set up an organization that will focus on increasing financial literacy for underprivileged persons to help them become financially independent.

Get to Know Katherine

What is a social cause you feel passionately about, and why is it meaningful to you? Helping underserved populations especially in the finance realm. Too many people are being taken advantage of AND if you do not already have wealth, financial professionals are less likely to work with you.
What is a quote you like to live by? "Plant seeds for trees you will never get to sit under."
What is something unique you'd like us to know about you? I started off wanting to be a lawyer to help wrongfully convicted people get out of jail, but once I took a mock law school class, I changed my mind. I made the switch to finances after taking a white-collar crime class.