Every person has a sign they carry with them. We all want everyone to read our sign, but that doesn't always happen in the fast-paced modern world we live in. So why do we want people to read our sign? Each and every one of us has a desire to be acknowledged and respected. But what does our sign say? It simply says, "I am important."My team and I have committed ourselves to acknowledging, respecting and understanding what is most important to our clients. We do this by utilizing an established, yet very simple process to deliver a level of care we would expect ourselves.I began my career with Edward Jones in 2016 as a branch intern and became a financial advisor after earning a bachelors in business administration in finance in 2017. Prior to earning my degree, I served five years in the United States Marine Corps.One core value from service that I strive to embody is service to others. Outside of my practice, I serve on the board of directors for the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce, and am the past president of the Greenridge Chamber of Commerce. I am a member of the Springfield Kiwanis Club and American Legion Post 45 in Greenbrier, and am also an assistant coach for my oldest son's baseball team. As a family, we attend Life Center Church in Cross Plains. My wife, Savannah, and I are life-long residents of the Greenbrier area where we still reside with our children, Walker, Rowan and Annie Jo. Savannah is the glue of our family and teaches second grade for Robertson County Schools. We both love our community, and feel we've been blessed to lead and serve where we live.