Kristopher Samiec is a financial advisor at PNC Wealth Management with 26 years of industry experience. He has been with PNC Investments since 2011 and holds the Series 63, Series 65, and Series 66 designations. PNC Wealth Management provides retail brokerage and advisory services through model-based programs, including an invitation-only digital offering that uses algorithmic risk assessment and implements investments via approved model strategies managed by PNC or third-party strategists.

Erich Heger is a financial advisor with PNC Wealth Management in Chicago, holding a Series 66 designation and 16 years of industry experience. His prior experience includes roles at Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated. PNC Wealth Management offers retail brokerage and advisory services through model-based programs, featuring an invitation-only digital platform that utilizes algorithmic risk assessments and third-party managed investment strategies mainly composed of mutual funds and ETFs.

William Lulis Jr. is a financial advisor with PNC Wealth Management in Chicago, IL, holding a Series 66 credential and 18 years of industry experience. His prior roles include positions at J.P. Morgan Securities Inc. and J.P. Morgan Chase Bank. Outside of finance, he owns a boutique fitness business, Title Boxing Club, in Evanston, Illinois. PNC Wealth Management offers retail brokerage and advisory services through model-based programs, including a digital discretionary model account available by invitation. The firm emphasizes model strategies managed by PNC or third-party strategists and uses an algorithmic process to tailor investment risk levels for clients.

Kevin Murphy is a financial advisor with PNC Wealth Management in Chicago, IL, holding Series 63 and Series 66 licenses and six years of industry experience. His career includes positions at JPMorgan Securities and JP Morgan Chase Bank before joining PNC Investments and PNC Bank. PNC Wealth Management offers retail brokerage and advisory services through model-based programs, including an online discretionary model account available by invitation to employees. The firm uses algorithmic questionnaires to recommend risk bands and implements investments via approved model strategies with an emphasis on mutual funds and ETFs.