Please join us in welcoming Noah Stomberg to the Octavia team! He serves as a wealth advisor in our Los Angeles office, specializing in financial planning for the education and entertainment sectors.
Learn more about Noah's experience and hobbies: https://t.co/Yep4qhioCE
Today we’d like to highlight one of our delightful new hires, April Esparza! She serves as an executive assistant in our San Diego office and believes in creating exceptional client experiences.
Learn a little more about her experience and hobbies: https://t.co/JzOC50VRSI
Wishing a very happy and healthy Mother's Day to the caregiving women in our lives, including all the multi-tasking working moms, soon-to-be moms, single moms, and those with angel babies. 💙
#happymothersday#mothersday#mothersday2024
Women have the motivation, ability, + opportunity to overcome obstacles that have historically put their financial security at risk. We detail the barriers women are facing + what they can do to improve the chances of achieving lasting retirement success: https://t.co/tjMFgekWz1
Wishing a healthy and joyous Passover to all of our loved ones and clients who celebrate the season. 💙
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