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Charlie Javice Biography – Charlie Javice Wiki

Charlie Javice is an American entrepreneur and founder of Frank, a financial aid startup designed to make filing for student financial aid easier and more efficient. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania‘s Wharton Business School and founded Frank in 2017. She appeared on Forbes magazine’s “30 Under 30” list in 2019, drawing media praise for simplifying college financial aid for students and parents.

She grew up in the posh Westchester suburbs of New York, where she attended the elite French American School of New York, or FASNY, which provides a bilingual education for children as young as three all the way up to 18 years of age.

It was at FASNY that Javice developed and created her first startup, PoverUp. In 2011 she told Knowledge@Wharton High School, a web publication targeting high school students and their teachers, that she came up with the idea for the startup while in the 10th grade when she was teaching English in Thailand and Myanmar. She also launched a soup kitchen and book drive while at FASNY, according to a local news report from Patch.

Charlie Javice JPMorgan

Javice sold her startup to JPMorgan for $175 million in July 2021. She propped Frank up as “an Amazon for higher education” and garnered scrutiny from the federal government in the company’s early days. The Department of Education accused Frank in 2017 of misleading customers to believe the startup was affiliated with the federal government, resulting in a settlement one year later that forced Frank to change its web address and make sure consumers knew it was not affiliated with the government.

Javice would go on to claim years later Frank aided “over 5 million students at over 6,000 colleges.” After JPMorgan attempted to contact some of the millions of purported users, the bank soon discovered the extent of the fake clients, later suing Javice in 2022. The Department of Justice launched its own lawsuit against Javice just four months later, charging her with bank and wire fraud.

Charlie Javice Age

Charlie Javice was born on March 14, 1993. She grew up in the affluent Westchester suburbs of New York.

Charlie Javice Parents

Charlie Javice is the daughter of Natalie Rosin and Didier Javice. Entrepreneurship ran strong in the Javice family. Her mother, Natalie Rosin, ran her own business, NDR Life Coaching, from her apartment in Rye, N.Y., for several years, her LinkedIn said. She also worked at FASNY as a teacher for nearly five years, from 1999 to 2004, according to her LinkedIn profile.

Her father, Didier Javice, who is French, has worked in the alternative asset management industry for nearly four decades, including stints at Goldman Sachs’ risk management advisory, the alternative investments group of Merrill Lynch, and hedge fund Dynamic Capital Management, according to his LinkedIn. He was a founding principal of Risk Management Advisors as well as a managing partner of W Fund Advisors, per his LinkedIn.

Her parents appear to have divorced in 2001, according to filings from the Westchester Supreme Court. Charlie and her brother, Elie, moved with their father from Rye to Mamaroneck, a 3.2-square-mile village in southern Westchester County. Didier Javice and Natalie Rosin shared custody of their kids; Charlie and her brother would stay with one parent one week and have a few dinners that week with the other parent, Fortune reported.

When the entrepreneur stayed with her father, it was at his house in the Orienta Point section of Mamaroneck. He rented an unassuming three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhouse on Hall Street, about a block from Long Island Sound, according to neighbors and a realtor. The Javices paid about $3,500 a month. When Charlie Javice and her brother lived with their mother, it was in her one-story house in Larchmont, N.Y., that was also rented.

Charlie Javice Husband

Frank founder Charlie Javice is reportedly unmarried.

Charlie Javice Net Worth

Charlie Javice has a reported net worth of about $50 million. In 2021, Charlie sold her financial aid startup Frank for $175 million.

Guilty

On March 28, 2025, Frank founder Charlie Javice was found guilty of defrauding JPMorgan Chase after it bought her financial aid startup Frank for $175 million in 2021 based on fraudulent customer numbers. The deal began to unravel after the financial institution attempted to obtain information on the purported 4.25 million Frank users, finding that Javice only had verifiable data for about 300,000, prosecutors said.

Federal prosecutors accused Javice of “falsely and dramatically” inflating the number of her company’s customers to entice JPMorgan Chase into buying it. She was indicted in 2023 on charges of securities fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy.

Javice could face a maximum of 30 years in prison on the charges of wire fraud, bank fraud and conspiracy. Securities fraud carries a slightly lower maximum sentence of 20 years, NBC News reported.