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Lisa Clements is a financial advisor at Clear Springs Wealth with a Series 65 designation and three years of industry experience. Before founding Clear Springs Wealth, she worked at Facebook and pursued entrepreneurial ventures under the name With Lisa. Clear Springs Wealth is an independent, fee-only advisory firm serving individual clients across the emerging affluent to high-net-worth spectrum. The firm offers discretionary investment management and ongoing financial planning, using a primarily passive, asset-allocation approach grounded in Modern Portfolio Theory.

Erica Rice is a financial advisor at CreativeOne Wealth, LLC with two years of industry experience. She holds a Series 66 designation and has previously worked at Edward Jones and Mariner Wealth Advisors. In addition to her advisory role, she writes and publishes a bi-monthly health-focused newsletter called Root & Rise. CreativeOne Wealth, LLC offers fee-based asset management, financial planning, and retirement plan consulting to individual, corporate, charitable, and RIA clients. The firm employs a diversified investment approach using proprietary ETF-based models, third-party managers, and option strategies, supported by quantitative and fundamental analysis.

Luke Henry is a financial advisor with Eagle Strategies (New York Life) based in Overland Park, Kansas, holding Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and four years of industry experience. He has worked at Eagle Strategies since 2024 and previously spent 15 years with Knights of Columbus Insurance. Outside of his advisory role, Henry serves as a City Council member for Wellsville, Kansas. Eagle Strategies serves individuals, retirement plans, trusts, charitable organizations, and corporate clients by providing financial planning, investment advisory, and retirement plan consulting services through a large network of advisors. The firm emphasizes client-directed solutions and the use of third-party managers and model portfolios, with a substantial portion of assets managed on a non-discretionary basis.

Curtis Long Jr. is a financial advisor with Edward Jones in Paola, Kansas, holding Series 63 and Series 66 credentials and with 39 years of industry experience. He has been with Edward D. Jones & Co., L.P. since 1986. Outside of his advisory role, he serves as a trustee for the First Lutheran Church Endowment Fund and is a board member of the USD #368 Endowment Association. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving a broad range of clients including individual and institutional investors. The firm manages over $1 trillion in assets through a large network of advisors and offers various advisory programs with discretionary and non-discretionary investment strategies.

Kimberly Thompson is a financial advisor with LPL Enterprise, holding Series 63 and Series 66 credentials and bringing 39 years of industry experience. She has worked extensively with Prudential Insurance Company of America and Pruco Securities, LLC before joining LPL Enterprise. Thompson volunteers with the Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce and owns Kim Thompson Insurance Agency LLC, which provides property and casualty insurance services. LPL Enterprise provides advisory services through a large network of investment adviser representatives to individuals, retirement plans, charitable organizations, and corporate clients. The firm offers financial planning, access to model wealth portfolios, third-party asset management programs, and a broad range of securities and insurance products.

Monty Chayer is a CFP® certificant with seven years of experience in financial advising at Edward Jones, where he has worked since 2018. Prior to joining Edward Jones, he worked at Walmart Distribution Center and USD 368. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving individual and institutional clients, including pension plans, corporations, and charitable organizations. The firm manages over $1 trillion in assets and offers a range of advisory strategies, including discretionary and non-discretionary wrap fee programs, separately managed accounts, and affiliated mutual funds.