September 12, 2013
Deena B. Katz
Two Texas Tech University faculty members recently won the Heart of Financial Planning Award given by the Financial Planning Association (FPA). Four Heart of Financial Planning awards are given out during the year.
Deena Katz, associate professor, and Harold Evensky, instructor, received the award, which recognizes professionals, financial planning firms, FPA chapters and organizations who contribute and give back to the planning community and public through financial planning.
“The Heart of Financial Planning Award is an award given out sparingly, so I am honored to receive it,” Katz said. “It certainly makes me feel very proud to be a part of the financial planning community.”
Harold Evensky
Katz and Evensky are active on numerous boards and committees within the FPA and other organizations, convenient for the two since they are married for more than 20 years.
The award will be presented at FPA Experience, Oct. 19-21 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. FPA will honor the 2013 P. Kemp Fain, Jr. Award recipient as well as presenting four Heart of Financial Planning Awards.
For more information, visit www.FPAnet.org.
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