Board of Directors

An alumnus of SecureFutures, Jeremy founded information technology consulting firm Jcorp Technologies in 2011. Jcorp Technologies has serviced a wide array of clients ranging from the Milwaukee Public School System and charter schools to law firms. In 2013, Mr. Cain co-founded Crash Course Driver Education Center, which offers an affordable teen driving program, as well as the only customized adult driver education program in the state of Wisconsin. He is an enthusiastic advocate for SecureFutures, citing what he learned in our programs as central to the successes he has achieved.

Brenda Campbell has led SecureFutures since its inception as Make A Difference – Wisconsin in 2006, and her knowledge and vision have been the driving force behind the organization’s growth and impact. As President and CEO of SecureFutures, Brenda oversees day-to-day operations as well as program evolution and expansion, board development, and fundraising. Brenda serves as the organization’s spokesperson, and regularly contributes her expertise on financial literacy as a writer and speaker.

Brenda’s background includes extensive experience in program development, management, and evaluation in the areas of financial literacy, education, workforce development, and child welfare. Brenda is also passionate about empowering women as leaders and serves on the boards of Milwaukee Women Inc. and Professional Dimensions. Brenda was a Milwaukee Business Journal Woman of Influence in 2010 and a 2017 recipient of the Governor’s Financial Literacy Award.

“I believe in the power of financial education to equip teens with the skills and knowledge for a lifetime of financial capability. I’ve seen how our programs transform lives, families, and communities, and I’m excited for our continued growth and the expansion of our impact in Milwaukee and beyond.”

Our Founder

Lloyd has more than 40 years of experience as an entrepreneur in industrial, commercial and residential real estate. In 2006, Lloyd established Make A Difference – Wisconsin in response to a posthumous call to community action from Marty Stein, a friend of Lloyd’s and a noted Milwaukee philanthropist. Lloyd remains active on the board and in the classroom, and in 2012 was awarded the Wisconsin Governor’s Financial Literacy Award.

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