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Arthur Walsh is a financial advisor at Kingsview Wealth Management, LLC with 13 years of industry experience. He holds the Series 66 designation and previously worked at Edward Jones for 13 years. Walsh is also the owner of Walsh Wealth Services LLC, a separate business entity used for tax and compensation purposes. Kingsview Wealth Management is an SEC-registered adviser managing approximately $6.7 billion and serves individuals, high-net-worth clients, pension and profit-sharing plans, trusts, charitable organizations, and businesses. The firm combines advisor-led financial planning with model-based and separately managed strategies, offering a range of investment options including equities, fixed income, and alternative products.

Maurice Stuffmann Jr. is a financial advisor with Oppenheimer, holding Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and bringing 56 years of industry experience. He has been with Oppenheimer since 2001 and with Oppenheimer Asset Management Inc. since 2003. He is also co-trustee of the Stuffmann Family Trust, which manages investment assets and residences as part of estate planning. Oppenheimer serves individuals, corporations, pooled vehicles, and retirement plans, offering a variety of advisory programs that include portfolio management, consulting, and financial planning. The firm employs diverse investment approaches tailored to each program and manages approximately $36.7 billion in assets as of December 31, 2025.

Matthew Vietri is a financial advisor at Focus Partners Wealth, LLC in Nashville, TN. He holds a Series 65 designation and has been in the industry since 2022. Prior to his advisory roles, he attended Arizona State University and Naperville Central High School. Focus Partners Wealth, LLC provides wealth advisory and investment management services to individuals, families, institutions, and businesses. The firm employs a long-term investment approach with an emphasis on tax- and fee-sensitivity, combining active and passive strategies within an enhanced open architecture framework.

Scott Wheeler is a financial advisor at Edward Jones with 23 years of industry experience. He has been with Edward Jones since 2002 and holds a Series 63 designation. Outside of his advisory role, Wheeler is involved in several business ventures including partnerships in commercial and ranch property management. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving individual and institutional clients, including pension plans and charitable organizations. The firm manages approximately $1.01 trillion in assets and offers a range of investment strategies with an extensive nationwide network of advisors and branches.

Brandan Kelley is a financial advisor with Edward Jones in Payson, AZ, holding a Series 66 designation and one year of industry experience. Prior to joining Edward Jones, he worked for 13 years at Chaparral Pines Golf Club. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving over four million individual and institutional clients with a broad range of advisory programs, including discretionary and non-discretionary wrap fee strategies, separately managed accounts, and affiliated mutual funds. The firm manages approximately $1.01 trillion in assets and operates a nationwide network of more than 23,700 financial advisors.

Paul Meier is a financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management, holding Series 63 and Series 66 credentials and bringing 31 years of industry experience. He has been with Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and Thrivent Investment Management since 2002. Outside of his advisory role, he serves as a director for the Arizona State University Alumni Association, where he leads a committee and helps secure sponsorships for fundraising events. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients through a network of financial advisors. The firm offers goal-based financial planning across a broad range of topics, with clients able to combine planning with managed-account programs while keeping these services separate.