Brett Bergeson is a Series 66 licensed financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management, based in Redwood Falls, MN, and has two years of industry experience. Prior to his current role, he worked for local school districts for eight years. Outside of his advisory work, he serves as a deacon at the Evangelical Free Church in Redwood Falls, where he assists with building upkeep and material ordering. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients, offering comprehensive written recommendations on various financial planning topics without implementation, allowing clients to combine planning with managed-account programs under a consolidated billing option.

Nathan Scharlemann is a financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management, holding the ChFC® and Series 66 designations and bringing 22 years of industry experience. He has been with Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and Thrivent Investment Management since 2003. Outside of his advisory work, he serves as the secretary of the church council at St. John Lutheran Church, where he takes minutes for council and voters meetings. Thrivent Investment Management offers Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits, providing goal-based analyses and written recommendations across a range of financial topics. The firm’s approach separates planning from implementation and managed-account services, emphasizing ongoing plan reviews without discretionary trading authority.

Luke Grannes is a financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management and holds a Series 66 designation. He joined Thrivent in 2025 and has previously worked in agriculture and financial services roles, including a sole proprietorship managing a farm where he grows corn and soybeans. Thrivent Investment Management provides Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients, delivering comprehensive written recommendations on various planning topics without discretionary trading authority. The firm’s approach combines goal-based analyses with optional managed-account programs under a consolidated billing system called “WealthPlan.”