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It is my pleasure to serve the financial needs of people in the Blue Ash area. My experience in the financial industry started in 2010 and I became a Wealth Management Banker in 2022. I hold a Bachelor of Business Administration from University of Cincinnati.
I want to make managing your finances as easy as possible for you. As your Wealth Management Banker, I will partner with an investment professional to bring you a holistic approach to financial management. We will collaborate to understand your financial situation and propose personalized strategies to help you work toward your financial goals.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with family, volunteering and completing home improvements.
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Savings and cash management
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Commercial real estate loans
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