Joshua Brown is a Series 66-licensed financial advisor at OSAIC with one year of industry experience. His prior roles include positions at Hiscox Inc., Sogeti, CompliancePoint, Coyote Logistics, and Georgia College and State University. OSAIC serves a diverse client base, including individuals, high-net-worth investors, pension plans, corporations, and charitable organizations, offering brokerage and advisory services, financial planning, retirement consulting, and access to third-party managed accounts through a broad network of affiliated advisers.

Herman Thompson Jr. is a financial advisor with OSAIC, holding CFP® and ChFC® designations and over 21 years of industry experience. Prior to joining OSAIC in 2018, he worked at Sii and John Hancock Mid-Atlantic Agency from 2004 to 2018. Thompson serves on the board of directors for The Frazer Center, a nonprofit organization focused on fostering learning and social opportunities. OSAIC serves a diverse client base including individual and high-net-worth investors, pension and profit-sharing plans, corporations, and charitable organizations. The firm offers integrated brokerage and advisory services with customized portfolio construction supported by asset-allocation tools, risk assessment, and access to multiple third-party managed account platforms.

Richard Walters is a financial advisor at OSAIC with 31 years of industry experience. He holds the Series 63 and Series 65 designations and previously worked at John Hancock Financial Services and SII. Walters serves as secretary and board member for Creative Community Services, a nonprofit supporting youth with developmental disabilities and mental health needs in Georgia. OSAIC Wealth, Inc. serves a diverse client base that includes individual investors, pension plans, corporations, and nonprofits. The firm provides integrated brokerage and advisory services with portfolios constructed using asset-allocation tools, risk-tolerance assessments, and a range of investment products managed through various platforms.

Steven Nootbaar is a financial advisor at OSAIC with two years of industry experience. He holds the Series 66 credential and has worked at several firms, including IP Financial Services LLC, Innovation Partners LLC, and Assured Partners of South Florida. Outside of his advisory role, he serves as a Business Growth Advisor at Baardon Services, LLC, focusing on maximizing business value as part of exit strategies. OSAIC Wealth, Inc. serves a diverse client base including individual and high-net-worth investors, pension plans, corporations, and charitable organizations. The firm provides integrated brokerage and advisory services, utilizing firm-provided tools and third-party platforms to construct diversified portfolios managed on discretionary or non-discretionary bases.

Bill Pinkerton is a ChFC® with over 43 years of industry experience, currently with Osaic Wealth, Inc. since 2023. Prior to joining Osaic, he spent 14 years at Sagepoint Financial, Inc. He is also the owner of Pinkerton Financial Resources, through which he conducts insurance and investment sales. Osaic Wealth, Inc. serves a wide range of retail and institutional clients, including individuals, high-net-worth investors, pension plans, corporations, and charitable organizations. The firm provides integrated brokerage and advisory services, utilizing asset-allocation tools and third-party managers to construct portfolios across various asset classes.

Mark Widlowski is a financial advisor with OSAIC, holding Series 63 and Series 65 credentials and 22 years of industry experience. He worked at SII/John Hancock Financial Network for 15 years before joining OSAIC in 2018. Outside of his advisory role, he serves on the board of directors for the Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce and acts as chairperson for Trustegrity, a networking organization. OSAIC serves a broad mix of retail and institutional clients through a large network of affiliated advisers and offers integrated brokerage and investment advisory services, financial planning, retirement plan consulting, and access to third-party money managers and wrap programs. The firm employs asset-allocation tools and automated rebalancing to construct diversified portfolios managed on both discretionary and non-discretionary bases.