InvestmentNews Names Certuity Partner Mariia Eroshin as a Finalist in the 2025 Women to Watch Awards for Financial Literacy Champion Category

NORTH PALM BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Certuity Partner Mariia Eroshin, CFA, CPA, CFP®, MBA has been named an Excellence Awardee (Finalist) in the 2025 InvestmentNews Women to Watch Awards, under the Financial Literacy Champion category. The awards ceremony will commence at Tribeca 360 this week in New York City.

“I’ve always believed that financial knowledge should be accessible to everyone. Whether through teaching or working directly with families, it’s been deeply meaningful to help others feel empowered and informed when it comes to their finances,” said Eroshin.

“Mariia's commitment to financial literacy reflects the values at the heart of Certuity: empowering individuals and families with the knowledge and confidence to have control of their financial future,” said Rich Bursek, Certuity President and Partner. “We’re proud to see her recognized by InvestmentNews for her leadership in financial education.”

Certuity is a wealth management and multi-family office specializing in tailored financial services for high- and ultra-high net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, family businesses, and business owners. Core offerings include investment advisory, tax mitigation strategies, estate planning, consolidated reporting, and access to qualified private investment opportunities. Certuity aims to deliver a personalized family office experience designed to meet the unique needs of its clients.

The recognition was issued August 4, 2025, and applies from August 2025 through August 2026.

InvestmentNews Women to Watch Financial Literacy Champion Criteria:

Nominees should be involved in a financial literacy initiative (including but not limited to classroom training, workshops, mobile app) that engages their audience and inspires them to take positive action towards their own financial well-being. This individual commits their time, financial support, and/or resources to improving the lives of others through educating adults, seniors, or children. To be eligible, nominees must be active and involved in an initiative starting January 1, 2024, onwards.