As a former financial professional for over a decade, she’s witnessed first hand the problems individuals have with money and has developed a number of fun and practical guides to making changes to our money mind sets at a fundamental level. Kelley discovered that whether someone had a billion in the bank or was a million in the hole, everyone has money problems!

Kelley is a regular sought after media guest, appearing on TV and radio around the globe and has many regular columns and published articles. Recently, Kelley was invited to meet with Warner Brothers, CNBC, and auditioned for the position of host with HGTV and the W Network. Today she is a regular contributor for CNBC and a bi-weekly columnist with CBC Radio Active.

Kelley understands first hand what it means to be a woman in corporate North America today and how to overcome one's weakness and capitalize on female strengths. She's managed millions of dollars for one of Canada's most international banks, endured the trails and successes of opening her own business, and is a sought-after speaker and educator for many successful corporations.


Kelley has been a successful investment professional, retirement planner and speaker for over a decade. Lecturing to groups large and small, originally her presentations addressed hard-line financial issues such as investment, tax, financial, estate and retirement planning.

In her books and courses, she teaches individuals and financial professionals how to solve money problems with a two-part system. First, an introspective look at how a person views money and their emotional attitudes towards it. Second, she takes readers and course participants through a series of fun and effective money and banking games that can be played for a lifetime of financial ease.

In addition to writing, Kelley now coaches and educates financial professionals on the principles of “foundational financial planning”. Kelley has received hundreds of thousands of dollars of free press coverage and has developed a workshop for financial professionals that teaches them the secrets of building credibility using the untapped resources of the press.

Kelley is a member of CIEPS (Canadian Initiative for Elder Planning Studies) and has recently been asked to join the faculty of the EPC (Elder Planning Counselor) program.

Kelley is a regular columnist with The Edmonton Sun, Canadian Money Saver Magazine, Orb Magazine, Alberta Husband and Wife Magazine, The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce News, was a daily guest on California 103 fm radio in Calgary, and is a regular guest on television and radio shows across Canada.

Kelley has been nominated for the Global Television’s Woman of Vision, the YWCA Woman of Distinction Award and the Rodman’s Woman Entrepreneur of the Year Award, is a board member of the Edmonton Apartment Association and dedicates countless hours of her time to charitable efforts.