Andrew Petralia is a financial advisor at OSAIC with seven years of industry experience. His prior work includes roles at Fidelity Investments, Putnam Investments, Lyft, and Uber. Outside of advising, he has worked as an independent contractor providing rideshare services for Lyft and Uber. Osaic Wealth serves a diverse client base including retail and institutional investors, offering a range of brokerage and advisory programs supported by a model-based investment approach and multi-advisor platform.

Douglas Howes is a financial advisor at Osaic with 29 years of industry experience. He holds Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and has worked previously at Woodbury Financial Services and LPL Financial. He serves as Vice President of the Atkinson Youth Baseball & Softball Association and as a board member for Southern New Hampshire Softball, both nonprofit organizations. OSAIC Wealth serves a diverse client base including individual investors, retirement plans, charities, and corporate clients through a multi-advisor platform offering brokerage and advisory services. Its investment process incorporates model-based asset allocation and portfolio optimization, supporting various managed account strategies and third-party manager selections.

Michael Segreve is a financial advisor at OSAIC with 42 years of industry experience. He holds Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and has worked at Fortis Investors, Inc. for over three decades before joining OSAIC in 2024. Outside of his advisory role, he serves as president of Segreve & Hall Insurance Associates, a property and casualty insurance agency, and Compass Financial Service Group Inc., which provides life and disability insurance products. OSAIC Wealth serves a diverse client base including individual investors, retirement plan sponsors, charities, and corporate clients. The firm employs a model-based investment approach emphasizing asset allocation, portfolio optimization, and offers a broad range of advisory and brokerage services through an extensive multi-advisor platform.