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Media Kit
Everything you need to book, quote, or feature Kwame Kuadey — bio, headshots, audience data, and the topics he can speak to on short notice. Media inquiries: hello@benefitsinsider.co · response within 24–48 hours.
Audience at a glance
Reach & audience
Platform figures as of June 2026. Full rate card and demographic breakdown available on request — see partner with us.
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Approved bios
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Kwame Kuadey is an Adjunct Professor of Finance at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and the creator of The Benefits Insider™, where he helps more than 350,000 Americans claim the Social Security and Medicare benefits they’ve earned.
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Kwame Kuadey is the creator of The Benefits Insider™ and author of The Social Security Playbook. An Adjunct Professor of Finance at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, Shark Tank alum, and 4x Inc. 5000 entrepreneur, he has spent 15+ years translating Social Security and Medicare rules into steps people can actually use.
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Kwame Kuadey is the creator of The Benefits Insider™, a retirement-focused media brand followed by more than 350,000 Americans, and the author of The Social Security Playbook: 7 Big Decisions and 75 Essential Answers. He is an Adjunct Professor of Finance at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, where he teaches entrepreneurial finance. Before building Next Chapter Media, Kwame grew a company to more than $60 million in revenue, earning a spot on the Inc. 500 and four appearances on the Inc. 5000, and landed a deal on ABC’s Shark Tank. For over fifteen years he has helped older adults navigate Social Security, Medicare, SNAP, and retirement decisions. His work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Forbes, Inc., and on NPR.
Note for producers: the Johns Hopkins title should always read “Adjunct Professor of Finance” — please don’t shorten it.
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Assets
Book cover & 3D mockups
The Social Security Playbook — front cover, full jacket, and 3D renders.
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Topics he can speak to
- The claiming decision. Why 62 vs. 70 is worth six figures, and why the standard advice is wrong for some people.
- What older Americans leave on the table. An estimated $58 billion in benefits goes unclaimed each year — and why.
- Medicare’s deadlines. The enrollment windows that carry lifetime penalties, and who gets caught.
- Scams targeting retirees. How the fraud actually works, and the tells that never change.
- The longevity shift. Retirement as a 25-to-40 year chapter, and what that does to the math.
- Building an audience in an underserved market. The business story: 350,000 followers, a 90% algorithm-driven revenue drop, and the rebuild.
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