Richard Rosu Myles is a financial advisor with Morgan Stanley in Portland, Maine, holding Series 63 and Series 65 credentials and bringing 30 years of industry experience. He has worked at Morgan Stanley Private Bank, N.A. since 2015 and Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC since 2009. Outside of his advisory role, he serves on the board and finance committee of the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust, where he is involved in fundraising and governance. Morgan Stanley Wealth Management is an SEC-registered investment adviser and broker-dealer offering a wide range of advisory programs to individuals and institutions. The firm provides tailored financial planning using structured discovery processes and tools, managing approximately $2.74 trillion in client assets.

Benjamin Sicoli is a financial advisor with RBC Capital Markets in Portland, ME, holding a Series 66 credential and six years of industry experience. He previously worked at General Mills Inc. from 2014 to 2019 before joining RBC Capital Markets and City National Bank in 2019. RBC Wealth Management, a division of RBC Capital Markets, serves a diverse client base including individual investors, institutional clients, and charitable organizations. The firm offers various advisory programs with tailored portfolio management strategies using both in-house and third-party investment resources.

Eric Kolben is a financial advisor at Morgan Stanley with 21 years of industry experience. He holds the Series 66 designation and has worked at firms including UBS Financial Services and multiple Morgan Stanley entities since 2005. He serves on the Strategic Gift Committee of the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, a nonprofit focused on environmental issues. Morgan Stanley Wealth Management provides a range of advisory programs to individuals and institutional clients, offering tailored financial planning supported by structured discovery processes and firm-approved tools. The firm manages approximately $2.74 trillion in client assets and delivers services including estate planning and corporate financial planning agreements.

David Avery is a financial advisor at UBS Financial Services with 27 years of industry experience. He has been with UBS since 2009 and holds Series 65 and Series 66 licenses. He formerly served on the Board of Directors for the Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, where he assisted in guiding the organization and leading the nomination process for future board members. UBS Financial Services serves individual, corporate, and institutional clients through brokerage and investment advisory offerings, combining institutional trading capabilities with wealth management services. The firm delivers advisory work through a network of Financial Advisors who use proprietary research and model-based asset allocations to tailor plans to clients’ goals and risk tolerances.

Christopher Hoglund is a Series 66-licensed financial advisor with Merrill, based in South Portland, ME. He has four years of experience at Merrill and one year at Bank of America. Prior to his financial services career, he managed a family-owned butcher shop business for over a decade. Merrill, together with its affiliate Managed Account Advisors LLC, provides managed account services to Bank of America fiduciary clients through the Select Portfolio Solutions Program, offering model-based and discretionary investment strategies for individuals, high-net-worth clients, and institutional investors.

Roger Woodman Jr. is the president and sole employee of Roger F. Woodman Jr. & Co., where he has provided financial advisory services since 2001. He holds a Series 65 designation and has 22 years of industry experience. In addition to investment advice, he offers estate management and trustee services, including bill payment, tax administration, and the management of charitable and non-charitable gifts. Roger F. Woodman Jr. & Co. serves individuals, trusts, estates, and charitable organizations, delivering investment supervisory and estate management services. The firm employs a fundamental analysis and long-term purchase strategy, typically managing discretionary accounts and meeting with clients at least twice annually. It accepts individual clients and uses hourly billing for certain services, also providing co-trustee roles on select trust accounts.