Christopher Hirz is a financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management and holds a Series 66 designation. He has experience at KeyBank and Thrivent Financial, totaling approximately four years in the financial industry. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients, offering goal-based analyses and written recommendations on a broad range of financial planning topics. The firm separates its planning services from portfolio management and offers clients a consolidated billing option through its WealthPlan program.

Jonathan Bundy is a financial advisor at Thrivent Investment Management with one year of industry experience. He previously worked for Monarch Investment and Management Group from 2012 to 2025. Bundy holds a Series 66 designation. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients through a network of Financial Advisors. The firm offers goal-based planning across various financial topics and integrates planning with managed-account programs under a consolidated billing option called “WealthPlan.”

Nathan Dorner is a Series 66-licensed financial advisor with 14 years of experience at Thrivent Financial For Lutherans and Thrivent Investment Management. He is based in Berea, Ohio. Outside of his advisory role, Dorner serves as a member of the Staff-Parish Relations Committee at Garfield Memorial United Methodist Church and is a partner in the Trilobite Group, LLP, overseeing management decisions related to a subleased office building. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients, focusing on goal-based, holistic financial planning without discretionary trading authority. The firm offers one-time or ongoing planning engagements and integrates these plans with a managed-account program through a consolidated billing system called WealthPlan.

David Gardner is a financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management holding a Series 66 designation and has one year of industry experience. His prior roles include positions at Elevate Financial Professionals and Huntington National Bank. He has also been involved with North Eaton Baptist Church and North Royalton Baptist Church. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients through a network of financial advisors. The firm offers holistic, goal-based financial planning that covers a broad range of topics and allows clients to combine planning with managed-account services under a consolidated billing option called “WealthPlan.”

Timothy Regan is a Series 66-licensed financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management in Berea, Ohio, where he has worked for 22 years. He serves on the board of Friends Helping Friends, a charity supporting families in crisis, assisting with fundraising and organizational visibility. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits through a network of advisors, offering goal-based, holistic planning that addresses a wide range of financial topics without including implementation. The firm’s approach separates planning from managed-account services and emphasizes ongoing plan reviews.

Jonathan Wilterdink is a Series 66-credentialed financial advisor with 10 years of experience at Thrivent Investment Management and Thrivent Financial. He serves on the boards of the East Ohio United Methodist Church Foundation and the Lake County YMCA, where he chairs the mission advancement team. Additionally, he co-owns Trilobite Group LLP, an entity that manages office leasing and tenant relations. Thrivent Investment Management delivers Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients, providing holistic, goal-based financial analyses and written recommendations without discretionary trading authority. The firm allows clients to combine planning with managed accounts via a consolidated billing option called “WealthPlan,” while keeping planning and portfolio management services separate.