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Gavin Langley is a financial advisor with Sollinda Capital Management LLC, holding a Series 66 designation and 17 years of industry experience. His work history includes roles at Saxony Securities Inc, Capital Investment Group, Inc., and Edward Jones. Langley is also a committee member at First Methodist Church in Morehead City, NC. Sollinda Capital Management provides discretionary portfolio management and financial planning for individuals, high-net-worth clients, and retirement/profit-sharing plans, while also offering sub-advisory services to other registered investment advisers. The firm utilizes a combination of systematic, rules-based and discretionary investment strategies, tailoring client portfolios with quantitative, technical, fundamental, and cyclical analysis.

Richard Hamilton II is a CFP® with 10 years of industry experience and is currently an advisor at Facet. He previously worked at Edward Jones and The Vanguard Group Inc. Facet Wealth provides subscription-based financial planning and discretionary investment management to individual clients, serving both non-high-net-worth and high-net-worth households primarily through phone, video, and a proprietary web platform. The firm employs technology-driven, model-based asset allocations and a flat subscription fee structure that includes investment management.

Robert Hardin Sr. is a financial advisor with OSAIC Institutions, Inc. holding Series 63 and Series 66 credentials and bringing 25 years of industry experience. His prior roles include positions at Merrill, Banc of America Investment Services, Inc., Wells Fargo Clearing, Infinex Investments, Inc., and First Bancorp. OSAIC Institutions, Inc. is an SEC-registered investment adviser serving individuals, ERISA retirement plans, trusts, estates, and corporate clients. The firm offers customized advisory services, financial planning, ERISA plan services, and access to alternative investments, operating through a hybrid adviser/broker-dealer structure with an emphasis on firm supervision and a sizable non-discretionary asset base.

John Tulloss III is a CFP® with eight years of industry experience, currently serving as a financial advisor at Truist Advisory Services. His prior roles include various advisory and investment positions within Truist and its predecessor firms. Outside of his advisory work, he co-manages Battleground Farms, LLC, overseeing bookkeeping responsibilities for the family farm and timber operations. Truist Advisory Services provides investment consulting and advisory services to individuals, businesses, retirement plan sponsors, and charitable organizations, utilizing a mix of discretionary manager relationships and non-discretionary consulting supported by AI-enabled research and inter-affiliate integration.

Jacob Hoyumpa is a financial advisor with Commonwealth Financial Network, holding a Series 66 designation and beginning his career in the financial industry. Prior to joining Atlantic Wealth Management in 2026, he served four years in the United States Marine Corps. Commonwealth Financial Network is a dual-registered broker/dealer and SEC-registered investment adviser that supports a national network of approximately 2,900 advisors and manages over $212 billion in client assets. The firm offers a range of managed-account programs, access to third-party asset managers, and comprehensive back-office services for individual and institutional clients.

David Miller is a financial advisor with First Citizens Investor Services, Inc. in Newport, NC, holding Series 63 and Series 65 designations and bringing 27 years of industry experience. He has been with First Citizens Investor Services since 2011. First Citizens Investor Services, Inc. serves individuals—including high-net-worth clients—as well as pension and profit-sharing plans, charitable organizations, and corporate entities. The firm offers a range of advisory and brokerage services, employing a client process that incorporates fundamental, quantitative, and technical analysis to manage portfolios across various asset classes.