SpringFour was pleased to see our Founder and CEO, Rochelle Nawrocki Gorey, highlighted by the Financial Health Network as part of International Women’s Day in a piece honoring “3 trailblazing women instrumental in advancing the financial health movement over the past two decades – and they’re not done.”

Natural disasters happen. When they do, banks and other companies will benefit from having a plan in place to support customers’ financial health through disaster recovery.

The federal government has resumed collections on defaulted student loans for the first time in five years. In a recent article in The Hill, our CEO Rochelle Nawrocki Gorey shared, “Consumers are searching for assistance and help and are not quite sure what to do… they can’t solve this problem on their own… We are helping direct people to food savings, utility and heating resources, financial counseling, ways for them to see decreases in household expenses that then creates a bit more cash flow that they can apply to any outstanding debt that’s owed.”

Our Founder & CEO Rochelle Nawrocki Gorey was featured on the Bankadelic podcast with Lou Carlozo, discussing the future of financial wellness, SpringFour’s recent acquisition by C&R Software, and how we’re driving powerful business and customer outcomes for organizations across the country.

Unlike many fintech companies, Rochelle Gorey’s SpringFour has never raised outside capital. Instead, it’s grown steadily over 20 years, delivering financial health resources to over 8.5 million people in 2024 alone. Rochelle and SpringFour demonstrate that measurable impact is just as valuable as rapid growth, and sticking to authenticity and real results matters most.

SpringFour’s Founder and CEO, Rochelle Nawrocki Gorey, was highlighted by the Financial Health Network as part of International Women’s Day in a piece honoring “3 trailblazing women instrumental in advancing the financial health movement over the past two decades – and they’re not done.”