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Savannah Warren is a financial advisor at Morling Financial Advisors, LLC with six years of industry experience. She holds the Series 65 designation and has worked at Morling Financial Advisors since 2019. Prior to joining Morling, she held positions at Dahl Consulting, 3 M, The Escape Game, Waytek Inc, and the University of Minnesota. Morling Financial Advisors is an independent registered investment adviser serving individuals, high-net-worth clients, families, trusts, businesses, retirement plans, and non-profit organizations. The firm offers discretionary investment management and financial planning, typically implementing portfolios using index-based strategies, mutual funds, ETFs, listed equities, fixed income, and alternative investments, while maintaining client relationships and regular account reviews.

Sheena Hanson is a CFP® and holds a Series 66 license with 18 years of industry experience. She has worked at Uncommon Cents Investing since 2017 and previously spent 11 years at SII Investments, Inc. Hanson is also a public notary for the state of Wisconsin. Uncommon Cents Investing provides discretionary investment management, consulting, and ERISA Section 3(21) advisory services to individuals, retirement plans, trusts, and estates. The firm focuses on long-term, tax-conscious portfolios using a blend of fundamental analysis and value-oriented principles.

Sara Williams is a financial advisor with Coordinated Capital Securities, Inc., holding Series 63 and Series 66 licenses and 17 years of industry experience. She has worked at Coordinated Capital Securities in two separate periods, totaling over 17 years, with a brief tenure at Mass Mutual Investors Services and MassMutual Wisconsin. Coordinated Capital Securities provides investment management, financial planning, retirement-plan consulting, and limited-scope advisory services to individuals, plan sponsors, and other entities. The firm offers a range of advisory programs and utilizes a network of independent Financial Professionals to manage client accounts with various investment strategies.

Gregory Snyder is a financial advisor at Uncommon Cents Investing with a Series 65 credential and seven years of industry experience. He has worked at Uncommon Cents Investing since 2018 and previously held positions at Fagan Automotive and General Motors. Uncommon Cents Investing provides discretionary investment management, consulting, and ERISA Section 3(21) advisory services to individuals, retirement plans, trusts, and estates. The firm emphasizes long-term, tax-conscious portfolios using a combination of fundamental analysis and value-oriented principles, managing most client relationships on a discretionary basis.

Drew Williams is a financial advisor at Coordinated Capital Securities, Inc. in Fort Atkinson, WI, holding Series 63 and Series 65 credentials with 10 years of industry experience. He has been with Coordinated Capital Securities since 2015. Coordinated Capital Securities provides investment management, financial planning, retirement-plan consulting, and limited-scope advisory services to individuals, plan sponsors, and other entities. The firm offers both wrap-fee and traditional asset-based advisory programs and employs a range of investment strategies including equities, fixed income, mutual funds, and ETFs.

John Berkley is a financial advisor at Uncommon Cents Investing in Janesville, WI, holding Series 63 and Series 65 licenses with 49 years of industry experience. His prior roles include positions at Highland Capital Brokerage and SII Investments, Inc. He is also President of John Berkley, Inc., a business entity used for tax purposes and personal real estate holdings. Uncommon Cents Investing provides discretionary investment management, consulting, and ERISA Section 3(21) advisory services to individuals, retirement plans, trusts, and estates. The firm emphasizes long-term, tax-conscious portfolios using a mix of mutual funds, ETFs, equities, and fixed income, combining fundamental analysis with value-oriented principles while considering efficient-market theories.