With Steve Forbes as her mentor, Juliette Fairley entered into the exclusive, glamorous world of high finance and emerged with a desire to enlighten the masses about the money secrets of the rich. From Wall Street to Hollywood, park bench to Park Avenue, Juliette Fairley is a popular financial literacy expert who can speak money strategies to people from all walks of life: whether young, old, poor, rich, famous or obscure. Miss Fairley has written four personal finance books published by John Wiley & Sons, lectures to sold out speaking engagements around the country and makes appearances on radio and television networks, including CNBC, CNN and FOX.

As the pre-eminent expert on anything and everything money- related, Miss Fairley has written for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Bloomberg Wealth Manager and many other publications. She has interviewed everyone from fashion and media mogul Russell Simmons to Franklin Templeton Global Investor Mark Mobius. The author of Cash in the City: Affording Martinis, Manolos and Manicures on a Working Girls Salary, Fairley hosted a money reality tv show called Cha Ching Money Makers for the Discovery Channel, Fairley dabbled in show business in a co-starring role in Spike Lees aptly titled tv pilot M.O.N.Y. for NBC, Onur Tukel's Summer of Blood, which aired on Showtime, and in an off-broadway solo show about being bi-racial that featured Hall Berry's perfume.

Using her exciting celebrity and performing arts background, the lithe, bright, energetic mulatress enlists her personal experiences with rich and famous to engage and enlighten live audiences, television screens, internet websites and radio airwaves.

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