Mark Borda is a CFA® charterholder with five years of industry experience. He is currently with Mariner Wealth Advisors and has previously worked at Corbenic Partners, Citrin Cooperman, CFGI, and Manulife Asset Management. Outside of his advisory role, he is involved in real estate investment. Mariner serves a diverse client base including individuals, pension plans, trusts, and charitable organizations, offering investment management, financial planning, retirement consulting, and coordinated tax services. The firm uses customized discretionary portfolios supported by in-house research and third-party managers, with a range of strategies including equity, fixed income, alternatives, and digital assets.

William Velekei is a CFP® professional with 10 years of industry experience. He has worked at Mariner Wealth Advisors since 2022 and previously spent seven years with Corbenic Partners, LLC. He serves on the Board of Trustees and the Audit/Finance Committee of the Da Vinci Science Center. Mariner serves a broad mix of clients, including high-net-worth individuals, pension plans, trusts, and charitable organizations, offering investment management, financial planning, retirement consulting, and coordinated tax and family office services. The firm employs discretionary, customized portfolios and integrates in-house research with third-party managers, with a notable depth of tax and accounting integration uncommon for firms of its scale.

Madison Dill is a Series 65-registered advisor at Mariner with three years of industry experience. Prior to joining Mariner, she worked at Corbenic Partners, LLC and held positions in education at Bloomsburg University and Emmaus High School. Mariner serves a diverse client base, including high-net-worth individuals, pension plans, trusts, and charitable organizations, offering investment management, financial planning, retirement consulting, and coordinated tax and family office services. The firm employs discretionary, customized portfolios managed by an internal team and an Investment Committee, with a notable integration of tax, accounting, and administrative capabilities uncommon in large advisory firms.