Mr. Burnett has worked in the financial services industry for over 30 years, beginning his career with Fidelity Bank 1988. In 1999, Mr. Burnett pivoted to community economic development (“CED”) as Executive Director of the West Philadelphia Financial Services Institution (WPFSI). Because of his CED work, Mr. Burnett became an adjunct professor position at Thomas Jefferson University in the School of Sustainable Design. In addition to his professional focus, Mr. Burnett has served diligently on various community and professional boards and is committed to the promotion of financial education and access to capital. While building ParkWest Town Center Mr. Burnett oversaw the development of the WesGold Fellows program to provide high school students with exposure to opportunities that are typically beyond their reach. Mr. Burnett has frequently spoken about how having these students around every summer brings new ideas and focus to why VestedIn is committed to investing in Philadelphia’s youth and their impact on the future of the City.

Crystal has over 20 years of office administrative experience working with several non-profit organizations in the Philadelphia area. At VestedIn, she is responsible for carrying out day-to-day general administrative duties for the entire organization, including accounts payable and receivable, office management and human resources. In addition, she assists with the management and distribution of grants and loan processing. Crystal studied public relations at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA.

Courtney Wilborn is the Chief Lending Officer at VestedIn. With a background spanning banking, consulting, and education since 1995, he brings expertise in lending strategy, underwriting, and financial development. Courtney has worked with international banks, nonprofits, and small businesses to design loan programs, secure funding, and strengthen financial infrastructure. At VestedIn, he leads efforts to expand access to capital, build community partnerships, and drive sustainable growth. He holds a B.S. in Finance and International Business from Drexel University.

Devon Horace, MBA, is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, author, speaker, and business strategist dedicated to expanding opportunities for underserved founders and building more inclusive economies. At VestedIn, he supports entrepreneurs by helping them access the resources, guidance, and strategies needed to start, grow, and scale their businesses. As an angel investor, Devon has invested in more than 40 early-stage companies across fintech, healthtech, real estate, and e-commerce, while also advising for-profit and nonprofit organizations on business operations, digital experience, and growth strategy. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from St. Joseph's College–Brooklyn and an MBA in Leadership and Management from Concordia University–Portland. Devon has been recognized as the Oregon Venture Fund's Most Valuable Angel (OVFie Award) and as a Portland Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree for his leadership in inclusive entrepreneurship.

Fletcher Boyd is a Business Development Officer at VestedIn, where he helps small business owners and entrepreneurs access capital, technical assistance, and growth opportunities. He guides clients through the financing process, helping them strengthen their financial position and navigate funding options. With a background in community finance, real estate, entrepreneurship, and military service, Fletcher brings a practical perspective to his work. As a small business owner himself, he understands the challenges of entrepreneurship firsthand and connects with clients not just as a lender but as a fellow entrepreneur. He is especially passionate about supporting underserved business owners and expanding access to capital and financial education.Before joining VestedIn, Fletcher served in the United States Marine Corps. Outside the office, he enjoys mentoring emerging professionals, supporting veterans and community organizations, and spending time with his family.

Richette Walton is a West Philadelphia native and alumnus of Peirce College where she received her bachelor's in Paralegal Studies. Driven by a strong passion for equity, inclusion, and community impact, Richette is committed to supporting our Fellows throughout their personal and professional journeys. Labeled as a champion for youth by friends and colleagues alike, Richette has spent the last 5 years working where youth and workforce development meet. As WesGold Fellows’ first program manager, she is responsible for the advancement of the program, by handling the daily management, operations, and relationship building. She is excited to bring both her passion and expertise to the WesGold Fellows Family!