Money by Design
Creative Cash Flow: Personal Finance Basics for Designers

Creative Cash Flow a virtual 3-part series

Financial literacy is essential for creative professionals who often navigate irregular income, freelance work, and entrepreneurial ventures. This workshop, led by expert financial planner Delano Saporu, will equip designers and creative professionals with the knowledge and tools to build financial stability, invest wisely, and grow a sustainable creative practice.

Join us for part 1 of a three-part deep dive into the financial fundamentals every creative needs to thrive:

March 14

Part 1: “Creative Cash Flow: Personal Finance Basics for Designers”

Understanding and managing personal finances is key to long-term creative success. This session covers the essential building blocks of financial stability.

Key Takeaways:

How to budget effectively despite fluctuating income
Strategies for managing and eliminating debt
Tips for saving and building an emergency fund
Understanding credit and how it impacts your financial future

This event is perfect for designers, freelancers, and creative entrepreneurs who want to take control of their financial future. Join us to gain the financial confidence you need to thrive in your creative career!

Schedule

12:00 pm EST - Virtual event begins
1:00 pm EST - Virtual event ends

Tickets

Non-Members $30.00
AIGA NY Members $20.00
AIGA NY Member - All Three Sessions $50.00
Non-Member - All Three Sessions $80.00
Student - All Three Sessions $25.00

About the Instructor

Delano Saporu is the CEO of New Street Advisors Group, a financial planning and portfolio management firm, where he manages retirement investing for over 460 households across the country. Based in NYC, Delano is dedicated to increasing financial literacy and access for younger and more diverse investors.

Prior to founding New Street Advisors, Delano earned his Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. His career includes experience as an Investment Banking Associate at Credit Suisse in New York, where he specialized in financial strategy and wealth management.