Bradley Fike is the managing member of Fike Advisors, LLC and holds a Series 66 designation, with 16 years of experience in financial advisory services. He has been with Fike Advisors since 2010 and spent ten years at Essential Financial Planning, Inc. Additionally, he owns and operates Bradley Fike Insurance Agency, which provides life and health insurance services. He serves on the board of Mission Possible A to Z, a nonprofit organization based in Wooster, OH. Fike Advisors serves individuals, trusts, estates, and charitable organizations with personalized financial planning, investment analysis, and discretionary asset management, primarily using American Funds mutual funds. The firm offers fee-based services without account minimums and relies on a combination of platform-based portfolios and third-party manager referrals.

Andrew Scogin is a financial advisor at Fike Advisors, LLC in Wooster, Ohio, holding a Series 65 designation with one year of industry experience. Prior to joining Fike Advisors, he worked in logistics and service roles, including positions at Krupp Moving and Storage and Jarrett Logistics. Fike Advisors serves individuals, trusts, estates, and charitable organizations by providing personalized financial planning, investment analysis, and discretionary asset management. The firm primarily constructs client portfolios using American Funds mutual funds and employs both fundamental and technical analysis while also referring clients to third-party money managers.

Taylor Fike is a financial advisor at Fike Advisors, LLC in Wooster, Ohio, holding a Series 65 credential and with 12 years of industry experience. He has been with Fike Advisors since 2014 and also operates Taylor Fike Insurance, selling life insurance and annuities. Fike Advisors serves individuals, trusts, estates, and charitable organizations with personalized financial planning, investment analysis, and discretionary asset management. The firm primarily uses American Funds mutual funds and combines fundamental and technical analysis in its recommendations, while also referring clients to third-party money managers.