Patrick Owen Mcginn

Caroline Russell is a financial advisor at One Day In July LLC in Burlington, VT, holding a Series 65 designation with one year of industry experience. Her prior work includes roles at CK Kessler Creative LLC, Onion River Outdoors, Nordica USA Corp, Parlor Skis, the University of Vermont, and Onion River Sports. One Day In July LLC provides discretionary portfolio management and limited financial planning to individuals, high-net-worth clients, trusts, charitable organizations, corporations, and employee benefit plans. The firm uses an asset-allocation approach with low-cost, passively managed ETFs, offers an environmental investing option, and engages clients through frequent communications and educational events.

David Owen is a financial advisor at Shipwright Advisors with nine years of industry experience. He holds a Series 66 designation and has previously worked at firms including Equitable Advisors and Frazier Financial Advisors. In addition to his advisory role, Owen provides non-advisory business strategy consulting, which occupies part of his professional time. Shipwright Advisors is an independent, fee-only firm serving individuals, high-net-worth clients, charitable organizations, and businesses. The firm specializes in investment management, financial planning, retirement plan consulting, and business strategy consulting, employing an asset allocation approach grounded in Modern Portfolio Theory and incorporating both passive and active investment vehicles.

Bryan Belisle is the founder of B.W. Belisle Planning & Strategy Company LLC in South Burlington, VT, holding a Series 66 designation with 25 years of industry experience. He has led his independent advisory firm since 2013 and also operates a separate tax planning and preparation business. His firm provides ongoing portfolio management and financial planning services to individual, high-net-worth, and charitable clients. The firm emphasizes individualized investment strategies and manages client accounts primarily on a non-discretionary basis, incorporating detailed investment policy statements and a blend of fundamental, technical, and cyclical analysis.

Ethan Baldwin is a financial advisor at Amor Fati Financial Services LLC with a Series 65 designation and two years of industry experience. He has previously worked at Essex Asset Management Group and served part-time in the Vermont Air National Guard. Baldwin is also a licensed insurance agent involved in life, health, accident, and HMO insurance sales. Amor Fati Financial Services provides discretionary portfolio management, financial planning, and benefit plan consulting to individuals, high-net-worth clients, charitable organizations, corporations, and pension or retirement plans. The firm uses a suitability-based process to develop customized investment strategies focused on low-cost passive funds and ETFs, while also permitting individual securities and limited short-term trading.

Cameron Brown is the sole advisor at Tack Wealth in Burlington, VT, holding a Series 65 designation with no prior financial industry experience. Before founding Tack Wealth, he worked in various legal roles, including at Segal McCambridge and other firms, spanning from 2016 to 2025. He also maintains a part-time law practice as a sole proprietor under his own name. Tack Wealth provides investment management and financial planning services to individuals, families, trusts, and corporate entities. The firm offers discretionary portfolio management using a blend of fundamental and technical analysis alongside modern portfolio theory, and employs a fee-only structure with standalone planning engagements billed at fixed or hourly rates.

I have always loved a challenge. As a child, I enjoyed Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House series for its pioneering spirit and “we can do hard things” embrace of life. Founding my own financial firm, with the goal of raising others while building a business, reflects my entrepreneurial background. As the daughter, granddaughter, great-granddaughter, and even great-great-granddaughter of business-founders dedicated to serving the communities where they lived, I carry on a family tradition of service oriented entrepreneurship, working with causes close to my heart, such as the Vermont Food Bank, All Brains Belong, and the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association. My background as a classically trained musician informs my financial planning approach. My academic research and analysis skills transfer from notes and music theory to financial planning and portfolio management. Whether serving clients or playing piano, I bring joy, creativity and a healing energy to my work.