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2019 Trusted Advisers

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2019 Trusted Advisers Legacy Adviser: Judy Hadsall

2019 Trusted Advisers Accountant: Jared Duckett

2019 Trusted Advisers Accountant: John Helms

2019 Trusted Advisers Accountant: Amanda Kastler

2019 Trusted Advisers Attorney: Doug Fredrick

2019 Trusted Advisers Attorney: Danielle Kincaid

2019 Trusted Advisers Attorney: Heather Rooney McBride

2019 Trusted Advisers Banker: Scott Burton

2019 Trusted Advisers Banker: Dustin Royster

2019 Trusted Advisers Banker: Barbra Wallace

2019 Trusted Advisers IT Professional: Wayne Dipper Jr.

2019 Trusted Advisers IT Professional: Thomas Douglas

2019 Trusted Advisers IT Professional: Kevin Waterland

2019 Trusted Advisers Insurance Agent: Craig Henley

2019 Trusted Advisers Insurance Agent: Jeff Kennedy

2019 Trusted Advisers Insurance Agent: Paul Long

2019 Trusted Advisers Wealth Manager: Weston Kissee

2019 Trusted Advisers Wealth Manager: Benjamin Newhouse

2019 Trusted Advisers Wealth Manager: Jill Reynolds

2019 Trusted Advisers Up-and-Comer: Elyse Hartley

2019 Trusted Advisers Up-and-Comer: Travis Liles

2019 Trusted Advisers Up-and-Comer: Peter Ostapko

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