At RCH Wealth Management, my role is to guide individuals and families as they define, pursue, and ultimately work toward their unique vision of financial success. I take the time to understand each client’s unique circumstances before offering thoughtful, personalized recommendations. As goals are reached and new ones emerge, I aim to be right there alongside you, helping adapt your strategy as life evolves.
Prior to joining RCH Wealth Management in 2025, I spent six years at Edward Jones managing a branch and overseeing all client relationships. This experience gave me a strong foundation in both investment strategy and relationship management, helping me understand the financial world from all angles. I’m thrilled to be part of the exceptional team at RCH Wealth Management. Their commitment to excellence and delivering the highest level of client care is a big part of what drew me here. Being an independent advisor under the RCH Wealth Management umbrella means I’m not tied to any specific products or providers, allowing me to focus solely on what’s best for each client.
I grew up in Baker City, OR, where my interest in investments was sparked by my parents, both hardworking business owners who taught me to think critically about money from a young age. That early interest grew during my time at George Fox University, where I completed every investment course available and took on summer internships in the financial industry. Alongside academics, I played baseball all four years.
On a personal note, my wife Alyssa and I have enjoyed over five years of marriage. In 2024, we welcomed our son Austin into the world. He grows more every day and is truly the center of our home life. My family inspires me to grow each day, both personally and professionally. We also have a bulldog named Han (yes, after Han Solo) who used to believe he was the center of attention until Austin arrived. When not with my family or working with clients, I love chasing mule deer, elk, and adventure in the mountains. I also enjoy golf, though I’d still call myself a work in progress.