Annette Miller
Contributor
With a background in counseling psychology and financial wellness, Annette Miller brings a unique perspective to personal finance and marketing strategy. She holds an MEd in Counseling Psychology from the University of Louisville and has extensive experience as a marketer, former founder, and behavior therapist.
Annette has worked with SaaS startups, Fortune 500 companies, and nonprofits, combining her expertise in psychology and marketing to help organizations connect with their audiences effectively. She is also a published researcher on financial wellness and a former Airbnb Superhost.
Currently based in Louisville, Kentucky, Annette enjoys gardening, exploring bourbon culture, and parallel parking like a pro.
Education
- University of Louisville: MEd in Counseling Psychology
- Georgia Institute of Technology: Post-baccalaureate studies in Management
- Purdue University: B.A. in Behavioral Neuroscience Psychology
Connect with Annette on LinkedIn to learn more or check out her latest articles on DollarSprout.
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