Empowering Women with Financial Freedom

Hi Beautiful — I’m Kendra, the founder of KQB Financial, a U.S. Army Veteran, a Certified Financial Education Instructor, and a woman who has rebuilt her life more than once with discipline, faith, and pure determination.

My love for financial education and building a legacy began young.

My dad introduced me to saving early — at age seven, I had my own bank account and debit card, and Saturday mornings meant going to the bank together. Watching my savings grow to $600 was the first time I realized, Oh, I can build something.

At nine years old, I watched my mom build her forever home from the ground up.

Even though life changed for our family after my parents’ divorce, that moment stuck with me. Seeing a Black woman build a home gave me confidence I didn’t even know I would need later in life. It planted the seed that would eventually grow into my passion for real estate, building communities, and now pursuing my General Contractor license and a future development company.

Everything I teach is rooted in lived experience.
I don’t coach from theory — I coach from life.

I proudly served as a Patient Administration Specialist in the U.S. Army before transitioning into a career with the Department of Veterans Affairs, where I held several leadership and administrative roles.

My background includes:

• U.S. Army Veteran
   
• Patient Administration Specialist
   
• PLDC Graduate (30-day leadership course)
   
• Master’s in Healthcare Administration
   
• Administrative Officer, Department of Veteran Affairs (Surgical Service)
   
• Graduate Healthcare Administrative Training Program (GHATP) — a prestigious, year-long program where I trained directly with VA CEOs as part of a leadership pipeline
   
• HR Specialist, Department of Veteran Affairs
   
• Nonprofit Financial Literacy Educator
   
• Leader of a year-long women’s financial empowerment cohort
   

I used to believe I’d become a hospital CEO. Today, I know my true passion is building financial confidence in women and building communities through development.

These are my forever callings.

Because I’ve been that woman:

• The young mom trying to figure it out
   
• The woman rebuilding after divorce
   
• The woman carrying money shame silently
   
• The Black woman trying to create legacy with no blueprint
   
• The woman who had to rise again
   
• The woman who wanted financial peace, stability, and confidence
   

I created KQB Financial to be the safe space I once needed — a space rooted in:

• Integrity
   
• Family
   
• Discipline
   
• Legacy
   
• Education
   
• Joy
   
• Community
   
• Confidence
   
• Service
   

I teach money in a way that feels safe, relatable, empowering, and clear.
No judgment. No jargon. No shame.

You will feel seen.
You will feel supported.
You will feel empowered.
And you will become financially confident — one step, one habit, one win at a time.