William Wagner III is a CFP®, CFA®, and Series 66 designated advisor with Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc., and has nine years of industry experience. He has been with Raymond James since 2016 and is also involved with Priestap Financial, where he serves as an associate focusing on day-to-day operations. Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc. provides financial planning, investment consulting, and advisory services to a diverse client base, including individuals, high-net-worth clients, corporations, and institutional clients. The firm offers tailored non-discretionary planning and consulting using analytical tools and supports municipal and public finance work through a unique municipal advisor affiliation.

Matthew Creme is a financial advisor with LPL Financial in Howell, MI, holding Series 63 and Series 65 credentials and bringing 31 years of industry experience. He previously worked at Fifth Third Securities and has been affiliated with both LPL Financial and the Bank of Ann Arbor since 2017. LPL Financial is a national broker‑dealer and SEC-registered investment adviser serving individuals, retirement plans, banks, trust companies, and institutions. The firm offers a range of advisory and brokerage services, including financial planning, model portfolio programs, third-party asset management, and institutional platforms.

Timothy Compton is a financial advisor with Thrivent Investment Management based in Brighton, MI. He holds a Series 66 designation and has 10 years of industry experience. Compton has been with Thrivent and its affiliated entities since 2016, including a prior role at Thrivent Financial for Lutherans from 2007 to 2017. Thrivent Investment Management offers Dedicated Planning Services to individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofit clients through a network of financial advisors. The firm provides holistic, goal-based planning without discretionary trading authority and allows clients to integrate planning with managed accounts under a consolidated billing option called “WealthPlan.”