Daniel Prevett is a financial advisor at Stirlingshire Investments with six years of industry experience and holds a Series 65 designation. He previously worked at Prevett Financial, Midway University, and Brewton-Parker Christian University. Stirlingshire RIA LLC offers discretionary portfolio management to individuals, trusts, and other entities, serving both non‑high-net-worth and high-net-worth clients. The firm employs a range of investment strategies including quantitative, fundamental, and technical analysis, and provides access to diverse investment types through its in-house and third-party models.

Harvey Little Jr. is a CFP® and Series 65-licensed financial advisor with 16 years of industry experience. He is the principal of WH Wealth Management LLC, an independent firm he founded in 2021, following 15 years operating his own financial services firm. Outside of advisory work, he maintains an insurance producer license and engages in residential and commercial real estate management. WH Wealth Management serves individuals, families, and small business owners, providing investment advisory services, financial consultation, and comprehensive planning including retirement, tax, estate, insurance, and college funding. The firm manages approximately $8.0 million in discretionary assets and typically invests using mutual funds, low-cost index funds, and ETFs, applying both fundamental and technical analysis.

William Duncan is a financial advisor at Edward Jones with seven years of industry experience. He holds the Series 66 designation and previously worked at Citizens National Bank for four years before joining Edward Jones in 2019. He is also the owner and proprietor of an Edward Jones office in Stanford, KY. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving individual and institutional clients with a range of advisory programs, including discretionary and non-discretionary wrap fee strategies, separately managed accounts, and affiliated mutual funds. The firm manages approximately $1.01 trillion in assets and maintains a large network of financial advisors and branch offices across the country.

Rachel Miracle is a financial advisor with Fidelity Investments, holding Series 63 and Series 66 licenses and two years of industry experience. Prior to joining Fidelity, she worked at Walmart for five years and at Red Lobster for one year. She is also a published author through BookLeaf Publishing. Fidelity’s Strategic Advisers LLC provides investment management and advisory services to a broad client base, including retail and institutional investors. The firm uses a combination of fundamental research, quantitative analysis, and algorithmic portfolio construction to manage portfolios, and it has a notable role in constructing model portfolios for Fidelity Institutional Wealth Adviser.

Christopher Dick is a financial advisor at Edward Jones with six years of industry experience. He holds a Series 66 designation and has previously worked at Avantax Planning Partners, Avantax Investment Services, Avantax Advisory Services, Evans Harville Atwell & Co CPAs PLLC, and Regions Bank. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving over four million individual and institutional clients. The firm offers a range of advisory programs and investment solutions, including discretionary and non-discretionary strategies, separately managed accounts, and affiliated mutual funds, supported by a nationwide network of more than 23,000 financial advisors.

Matthew Cox is a financial advisor at OSAIC with 29 years of industry experience. He holds Series 63 and Series 66 licenses and previously worked at SagePoint Financial, Inc. and Next Financial Group Inc. Cox is also the owner of Rockcastle Wealth Management, through which he provides investment services. OSAIC serves a broad range of retail and institutional clients with integrated brokerage and advisory services. The firm utilizes asset-allocation tools, risk-tolerance questionnaires, and automated rebalancing to construct diversified portfolios across various assets, offering both discretionary and non-discretionary management options.

David Johns is a financial advisor with Edward Jones in Berea, KY, holding Series 63 and Series 66 credentials and bringing 26 years of industry experience. He has been with Edward Jones since 2010. Outside of his advisory role, he serves as President and Director of the Madison County Bombers, Inc., where he participates in decision-making and oversight without handling funds. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving individual and institutional clients, offering a range of investment advisory programs and maintaining a nationwide network of financial advisors and branch offices. The firm provides discretionary and non-discretionary strategies, access to separately managed accounts, and affiliated mutual funds, operating under a fiduciary standard.

Jason Flynn is a CFP®-certified financial advisor with Edward Jones in Stanford, Kentucky, where he has worked since 2001, totaling 24 years of industry experience. He serves as a board member for the Stanford Lions Club, Ephraim McDowell Hospital’s finance board, and CASA of Lexington. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving over four million clients with a wide range of advisory services, including discretionary and non-discretionary strategies, supported by a large nationwide network of advisors and branch offices.

Ashley Cooper is a financial advisor with Edward Jones, holding a Series 66 designation and eight years of industry experience. Prior to joining Edward Jones, she worked at Ephraim McDowell Wellness Center and Stuart Powell. Outside of her advisory role, she instructs a fitness class at Ephraim McDowell Wellness Center. Edward Jones is a full-service wealth management firm serving individual and institutional clients with a wide range of advisory programs, including discretionary and non-discretionary strategies, separately managed accounts, and affiliated mutual funds. The firm combines a large retail advisor footprint with affiliated capabilities such as a trust company and securities-based lending.