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David Lazzaro is a financial advisor at Stirlingshire Investments with over 31 years of industry experience. He holds the ChFC®, Series 63, and Series 66 designations. His prior experience includes roles at Money Concepts Capital Corp., H. Beck, Inc., and mortgage-related firms. Outside of his advisory work, he serves as a board member on the supervisory committee at Lakehurst Naval Federal Credit Union and manages DJL Wealth Management, LLC, which provides business consulting and commercial financial services. Stirlingshire Investments offers discretionary portfolio management to individuals, trusts, and other entities, serving both non‑HNW and high-net-worth clients. The firm employs multiple analytical methods and a range of investment strategies, providing access to diverse investment types and model strategies through the Advyzon marketplace.

Thomas Mcneill is a financial advisor with Asset Management Services Group, Inc. in Toms River, NJ. He holds Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and has 37 years of industry experience. He has been with Asset Management Services Group, Inc. since 1996 and has been self-employed since 1978. Asset Management Services Group, Inc. advises individual and business clients and manages risk-focused mutual fund and variable annuity portfolios used in various retirement and tax-advantaged accounts. The firm employs a combination of Modern Portfolio Theory and active market timing through a Price Trend Management process, providing continual oversight and buy-sell decisions aimed at downside protection.

Joseph Faragi is the principal advisor at The Faragi Group, an independent firm based in Forked River, NJ. He holds Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and has 18 years of industry experience, including 15 years leading his own firm. The Faragi Group provides ongoing investment supervisory services to individuals, including high-net-worth clients, as well as corporations and business entities. The firm uses a combination of fundamental analysis, long- and short-term trading strategies, and options writing, managing diversified portfolios aligned with client-specific Investment Policy Statements.

Chaim Gulkowitz is an advisor at Mynad LLC with four years of industry experience. He previously worked at HGI Capital for four years and has over a decade of experience from his time at ESsutton. Mynad LLC provides discretionary portfolio management primarily for high-net-worth individuals and charitable organizations. The firm employs a combination of charting, cyclical, fundamental, and technical analysis across various asset classes and offers both long-term and short-term trading strategies.

Mark Samel is a CFP® professional with 19 years of industry experience. He is the sole advisor at Choice Asset Management LLC, an independent registered investment adviser based in Lakewood, NJ. In addition to his advisory role, he has taught at Yeshivat Keter Torah since 2012. Choice Asset Management provides ongoing portfolio management and advisory services to individuals, high-net-worth clients, foundations, trusts, and corporate pension and profit-sharing plans. The firm emphasizes a systematic asset-allocation approach using primarily mutual funds and ETFs, tailoring portfolios to client objectives and risk parameters.

Marc Morgan is the sole advisor at Heroic Financial LLC, holding a Series 65 designation with two years of industry experience. He has worked at Heroic Financial since 2021 and serves as a public safety officer in Evesham Township, a role he has held since 2008, as well as a trustee for the Police and Firemen's Retirement System of New Jersey since 2019. Heroic Financial LLC provides retirement-plan advisory services to qualified ERISA plans and financial planning on an hourly basis, serving individuals, pension and profit-sharing plans, and business entities. The firm typically acts as a limited-scope ERISA 3(21) fiduciary for retirement-plan clients and offers customized financial plans and educational seminars, distinguishing itself through its combination of pension consulting, public workshops, and an explicit hourly-fee model.