Financial Educator · Fintech Founder & CEO · Author
Financial education should move people beyond managing money—to owning, investing, and building wealth.
Founder & CEO of Wekeza and WorldofMoney.org. NAACP Image Award-nominated author of six books, speaking worldwide from New York City.
Speaking
She builds the programs as well as delivering them: Sabrina is Curriculum Designer & Financial Education Coach at Edyoucore, which serves professional athletes and entertainers — one end of a range that starts at pre-K.
Signature topics
Moving families from knowing about money to owning assets.
School-community partnerships that build money habits across generations.
A parent's survival guide to raising financially responsible children.
Multilingual fintech and capital access across the U.S., Africa, and the Diaspora.
Preparing young people to be confident savers, investors, and entrepreneurs.
Technology, regulation, and underserved markets — lessons from Wekeza.
Setbacks, capital, partnerships, and staying committed to the vision.
Available for
Selected stages
“Investing is the moment your money stops only serving today and starts working for your tomorrow.”
Sabrina Lamb
The work right now
Education tells you what a share is. It doesn't buy you one. Wekeza connects financial education to real access — fractional and whole shares in U.S. public companies starting at $1, in seven languages.
Techstars Tulsa alum (2025). Currently in the African Diaspora Network ABLE accelerator, 2026 cohort. Partnered with Mastercard, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, and Tulsa's Opportunity Project.
Podcast
The show where the financial conversation finally sounds like one you'd want to be part of.
The Arc
Professional actor, stand-up comedian, and playwright. NBC's Saturday Night Live, BET's ComicView, CNN, and Lifetime's Girls Night Out. Her one-woman play The Saga of Marissa Alexander reached the Cherry Lane main stage after sold-out performances at the United Solo Theater Festival.
Do I Look Like An ATM? earned an NAACP Image Award nomination and made the case that money talk belongs at the kitchen table. The newest titles are for children.
Founded 2005. More than 15,000 young people taught on five principles:
◆ Motley Fool — Best Overall Financial Literacy App
From teaching the market to opening it — the through-line of the first three careers, built into a company.
Books
A parent's guide to raising financially responsible African American children.
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Donovan's Dream Adventure — the first money lesson, told as an adventure. Illustrated by Rajhean Rodriques.
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How to be an eleven-year-old boss. What an idea is worth, and why nobody is too young to own something.
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. . . left beak marks on my forehead. A satirical novel with the timing of a stand-up set.
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Sabrina Lamb is a financial educator, fintech entrepreneur, and author. She is the founder and CEO of Wekeza and of WorldofMoney.org — and a former stand-up comedian. Please welcome Sabrina Lamb.
Sabrina Lamb is a financial educator, fintech entrepreneur, author, and nationally recognized advocate for expanding access to financial knowledge and wealth-building opportunities. She is the founder and CEO of Wekeza, a multilingual fintech platform connecting financial education with access to investing, and the founder and CEO of WorldofMoney.org, the nonprofit she launched in 2005, which has reached more than 15,000 young people through education centered on five principles: Learn, Earn, Save, Invest, Donate. A 2025 Techstars Tulsa alum, currently a member of the 2026 cohort of the African Diaspora Network's Accelerating Business Leadership and Entrepreneurship (ABLE) accelerator, and four-time NASDAQ closing bell host, she created a financial literacy app recognized by The Motley Fool as Best Overall Financial Literacy App, has testified before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit, and is the NAACP Image Award-nominated author of six books. She is also Curriculum Designer and Financial Education Coach at Edyoucore, which serves professional athletes and entertainers, and hosts the Planet Wekeza podcast on money, business, and investing.
Honors
Featured in
The New York Times · The Washington Post · Forbes · Ebony · Essence · CNBC · CNN · Fox Business · NPR · HuffPost · The Daily Beast · The Root · TheGrio · New York Post · Rolling Out · Tom Joyner Morning Show · WBLS-FM
Selected coverage
What partners say
"In Ms. Lamb, I saw what real leadership consists of. From scratch, she has created an impactful organization, still the only one of its kind in New York City. I recommend her highly as an innovator and visionary leader."
"Her passion and vision to impact young lives was visible to all who heard her speak. In less than a year, World of Money was in partnership with the Nairobi Securities Exchange and the University of Nairobi."
"After getting to know the very impressive kids in the program, it was easy to realize how they got to that point — it was thanks to Sabrina's vision and hard work."
"A consummate deal-maker, always with the right spirit and positive energy that is so rare in business. Any collaboration with Ms. Lamb is a win for your organization."
Booking & media inquiries
Fee range, speaker one-sheet, and high-resolution photos available on request.