As your Financial Advisor, I can help you define and strive to meet your goals by delivering a vast array of resources to you in the way that is most appropriate for how you invest and what you want to achieve. Working together to preserve and grow wealth, you’ll have access to some of the world’s most seasoned and respected investment professionals, a premier trading and execution platform and a full spectrum of investment choices.
- Cub Scouts
Volunteer Treasurer, Pack 41 - University of Oregon Alumni Association
- Middleridge Homeowners Association
- Clifton, Virginia Lions Club
- Asset Management
- 401k Rollovers
- Exchange Traded Funds
- Financial Planning
- Retirement Planning
- Fixed Income
- 529 Plans
- Estate Planning
- Municipal Bonds
- Socially Responsible Investing
- Wealth Management
- Lending Services
- Masters - Public Policy, 1992
Duke University
Durham, NC - BA - Political Science
Minor - Economics, 1990
University of Oregon
Eugene, OR - Series 7 - General Securities Representative
- Series 31 - Managed Futures & Commodities
- Series 66 - Combined Investment Advisory Agent & Uniform State Exam
- Life, Health and Long Term Care Insurance Licensed for Virginia
- Financial Planning Associate Designation
- Smith Barney Advisor Certified
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- 2007
- Present: Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Financial Advisor
Financial Planning Associate
McLean, VA - 1992
- 2006: Internal Revenue Service
Senior Manager
Washington, DC
A change in employers can be an ideal time to decide what you want to do with your accumulated retirement funds. Whether it’s rolling over to an IRA or leaving the funds in your former employer’s 401(k) plan, call or email us to see how we can help you make informed decisions.
I am very appreciative when existing clients refer friends, family, and business associates for an exploratory meeting. I will do my utmost to meet your highest expectations.
See Market Insights for the May On the Markets from the Global Investment Committee featuring
• "Here We Go Again?" After strengthening earlier in the year, US economic data has begun to weaken. We saw this "growth scare" in 2010 and 2011, and in both cases, equity markets pulled back. Is this pattern going to repeat?• "Seek Return of Capital via Dividends and Buybacks" In our view, return of capital remains an important theme in the US equity market. That means investors should seek companies that return capital to shareholders by raising dividends and/or buying their shares.
• "Q&A: Running With the Recession Forecast" Lakshman Achuthan, chief operations officer of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, speaks with Charles Reinhard, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney's deputy chief investment officer, about the economic indicators behind the forecast.
Plus, look for more on European equities, Treasury bonds, corporate bonds and municipal bonds.





