Businesses & employee teams

Practical money skills.
A useful team benefit.

Give employees a structured place to learn about budgeting, debt, and emergency savings. John’s plant-management experience helps him connect financial education with real working lives. No promises of productivity gains—just practical education your team can use.

Request a business workshop quote ↗

Opens your email app. Review and send the draft to contact John.

What your team receives.

Included in the event

A planning call with your organizer.
A 90-minute workshop with practical teaching, exercises, and Q&A.
A participant worksheet for a spending plan and next steps.
A digital worksheet copy for the host.
A topic focus agreed to fit your team and event.

Practical, private, respectful

Managing paychecks and recurring expenses.
Budgeting, emergency savings, and debt basics.
Setting manageable goals and building habits.
Participants may work privately with their own examples.

Employees are not asked to disclose account balances or debts to their employer or the group. This is education, not individual financial assessment.

The host organization pays the event fee, not each attendee. For in-person events, the host provides the venue and presentation equipment and prints worksheets from the supplied digital file. Travel, groups above 25, series, and additional customization are quoted separately. Private follow-up sessions and ongoing email support are not included. Scope and total price are agreed before booking.

A straightforward planning process.

Tell John about your team

Share your business name, approximate attendance, preferred date, format, and the topics you want to cover. Do not send employee financial records.

Confirm the workshop

Agree on the focus, logistics, and total price before booking. The base workshop is one event; larger groups, travel, series, and customization are quoted separately.

Start with a planning conversation.

Pathway is based in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. John is a plant manager and financial coach; workshops focus on everyday financial skills, not selling investments or evaluating employees.