Jamie Rosenberg

Jamie Rosenberg is a visionary entrepreneur and a two-time founder of technology platforms that have transformed how public funds reach communities in need to drive large-scale, systemic change. He is the founder and Executive Chairman of ClassWallet, a transformative digital wallet financial technology company reimagining how public funds are distributed to citizens, and spent. Prior to ClassWallet, he founded AdoptAClassroom.org, one of the country’s leading education philanthropy platforms, ensuring classroom teachers get the support they need. With a lifelong passion for social impact, Rosenberg has dedicated his career to reducing poverty and inequality by leveraging technology to improve educational opportunities, enhance government efficiency, and foster trust and transparency between citizens and public institutions.

Since founding ClassWallet in 2014, Rosenberg has grown the company into the country’s leading digital wallet platform of choice for departments of Education, Treasury, Early Childcare, and Health and Human Services, as well as hundreds of local education agencies across the United States. State and local government agencies have distributed billions of dollars in public funds to millions of individuals through ClassWallet. ClassWallet is the leading platform for education choice programs, used to implement over 20 such programs—including the nation’s first universal education savings account program. In addition, 8% of U.S. public school teachers have ClassWallet accounts. Every day, over 8 million children across the U.S. benefit from ClassWallet’s suite of innovative solutions, which replace outdated, paper-heavy processes with modern, efficient financial tools that ensure program integrity and maximize the impact of every public dollar.

A nationally recognized public speaker and panelist, Rosenberg has been featured in Time, Parade, and CBS’s nationally televised The REAL Change Project. He has spoken at major events including the ASU+GSV Summit, Future of Education Finance Summit, and the National PTA Conference, among others.

Rosenberg holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and political science from Vanderbilt University and a law degree from the University of Miami School of Law. He lives in Miami with his wife, Lisa, their three children—Ivy, Reid, and Nica—and their dog, Lola.