Emily Dumm

Emily Dumm currently serves as the Coordinator at The Boehly Center for Excellence in Finance, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing financial literacy and educational initiatives across the campus. In her position, Emily leverages her strong research skills and attention to detail to develop original content on a wide array of financial topics, including budgeting, taxes, credit management, investing, and retirement planning. Her expertise in Excel modeling and data analysis allows her to craft engaging, data-driven presentations that resonate with students and foster a deeper understanding of complex financial concepts.

A key aspect of Emily’s role involves collaborating with student organizations to implement innovative educational programs that reach over 900 students annually. She leads a team of six peer educators, guiding them in executing marketing strategies, analyzing engagement metrics, and refining outreach efforts to maximize impact. Her interpersonal communication skills and project delivery experience ensure that these initiatives are executed efficiently and effectively, promoting financial literacy and responsible decision-making among her peers.

Emily’s commitment to continuous professional development is evident in her proactive approach to staying current with industry trends and best practices in financial education. Her skills in marketing, presentation delivery, and time management enable her to manage multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining a high level of accuracy. Through her work at The Boehly Center, Emily not only enhances her expertise in finance but also contributes significantly to fostering a culture of trust, integrity, and informed financial decision-making within the William & Mary community.