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Joline Godfrey: Social Worker to Entrepreneur   Joline Godfrey, founder and CEO of Independent Means, describes her company’s mission to provide financial education for girls and their parents. The company identifies a financial apprenticeship period of life, where young people, ranging from 5 to 18 years old, are most receptive to financial training. Godfrey talks about the evolution of her own career, from her early positions as a social worker to her current role as an entrepreneur, and traces her company’s path from a nonprofit to a for-profit business venture.     about comment bios