Winston Salem, NC Office

Joseph Perkins Jr. is a Series 66-licensed financial advisor with 10 years of industry experience. He is currently with Farther and previously worked at Private Client Services, LLC and Cannon Wealth Management Services, LLC. He is also a partner at Cannon & Company, LLP, a full-service accounting firm offering income tax and assurance services. Farther provides discretionary investment management and advisory services primarily to individuals, trusts, and estates through a digital platform and in-person meetings. The firm’s investment approach is based on Modern Portfolio Theory and uses proprietary models, algorithmic rebalancing, and a range of asset classes supplemented by AI tools.

Matthew Hearn is a financial advisor with Farther, holding CFP® and ChFC® designations and over 22 years of industry experience. He previously worked at LPL Financial and Private Client Services, LLC, among other firms. In addition to his advisory work, he is president of Method To My Money, Inc., which provides faith-based financial education and counseling. Farther offers discretionary investment management and related advisory services primarily to individual investors, trusts, and estates, combining Modern Portfolio Theory with proprietary model portfolios and algorithmic rebalancing. The firm employs a range of investment vehicles and supplements advisor judgment with AI tools under internal controls.

Raymond Wilcox Jr. is a financial advisor at Farther with 23 years of industry experience. He holds Series 63 and Series 66 designations and has worked at firms including Private Client Services, Cannon Wealth Management Services, and Triad Wealth Management. He serves as president of the Stratford Rotary Club in Winston-Salem, NC. Farther provides discretionary investment management and advisory services mainly to individual investors, trusts, and estates, combining proprietary model portfolios and algorithmic rebalancing with AI-assisted tools. The firm focuses on ETFs, mutual funds, equities, and fixed income and excludes corporate clients from its typical client base.