Future Bright

Ross Almlie is a financial advisor with Future Bright and holds Series 63 and Series 65 licenses. He has 16 years of industry experience and has operated as a sole proprietor since 2003. His background includes roles at Future Bright since 2015 and Breadvault from 2010 to 2020. Outside of advisory work, he is an independent insurance agent and co-owner of Nouveau Logic, LLC, a company involved in referring leads to a financial education and software provider. Future Bright offers discretionary investment management and advisory services to individuals, small businesses, and retirement plans, managing approximately $109.6 million in discretionary assets. The firm emphasizes client-specific investment strategies primarily focused on equity securities, mutual funds, and ETFs, and serves a high number of clients per advisor through standardized processes.

Meagan Gelinske is a financial advisor at Future Bright with a Series 65 designation and four years of industry experience. She has worked at Future Bright since 2022 and also serves as an independent consultant. Outside of advising, she has been involved with Aldevron since 2009. Future Bright provides discretionary investment management and advisory services to individuals, small businesses, and retirement plans, managing approximately $109.6 million in discretionary assets. The firm emphasizes client-specific investment objectives with a focus on equity securities, mutual funds, and ETFs, and offers modular financial planning components rather than continuous comprehensive planning.

Daunte Leiran is a financial advisor at Future Bright holding a Series 65 credential with less than one year of industry experience. His prior work includes roles at American Family and Pedigree Technologies. Future Bright provides discretionary investment management and advisory services to individuals, small businesses, and retirement plans, managing approximately $109.6 million in discretionary assets across 563 client relationships. The firm emphasizes client-specific objectives with a focus on equity securities, mutual funds, and ETFs, and serves a high volume of clients per advisor using standardized processes.

Matthew Johnson is a financial advisor with Future Bright, holding Series 63 and Series 66 licenses and bringing 20 years of industry experience. Before joining Future Bright in 2019, he worked at Raymond James Financial Services Advisors Inc. for five years. Outside of his advisory role, Johnson is involved in multiple professional service and consulting businesses and serves on the board of the Boys and Girls Club Thrift Store of Detroit Lakes. Future Bright provides discretionary investment management and advisory services to individuals, small businesses, and retirement plans, managing approximately $110 million in assets. The firm emphasizes client-specific portfolios with a focus on equities, mutual funds, and ETFs, and serves a large client base through standardized processes.