Ian Schneider

The Financial Planning Co. exists to improve financial lives. We commonly work with people with retirement planning, notably investment management and income planning. Whether through finding previously unknown opportunities for clients or figuring out how much is enough for those who’re ready to step away or establishing financial ground rules for increasing the odds of success, FPC works hand-in-hand with clients on their way to financial independence. We believe that plans rarely work but planning does. Luke DeBoer has a long history of guiding individuals, families, and corporations in multiple facets of financial planning, including investing, retirement planning, insurance, & employer benefits consulting. To support these efforts, Luke is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional, completed the Certified Benefits Professional program, and holds an MBA with a concentration in Tax from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota. His professional career includes time at Fidelity Investments as a consultant, leading the financial wellbeing efforts for Delta Air Lines and for UnitedHealth Group, and as a Sr. Relationship Manager at Optum Bank, specializing in HSA’s and their relationship with retirement savings. Luke is married to Gina DeBoer and they have 5 children (Isabella, Veda, Judah, Lucia, Amelia), ages 6-15. They are members at Oakwood Community Church in Waconia. Luke also serves as a Board Member and the Treasurer of the Waconia public school district. Luke is a native Minnesotan, having grown up in the Elk River area.

Ralph Harrison is the sole advisor at Harrison Capital Management LLC, an independent registered investment adviser based in Minnetrista, MN. He holds a Series 63 designation and has 42 years of industry experience, including nine years at Wunderlich Securities. Outside of his advisory work, he serves as a compensated member of the Mound Westonka School Board. Harrison Capital Management provides discretionary portfolio management and financial planning services to individuals, including high-net-worth clients, as well as pension and profit-sharing plans, trusts, estates, and charitable organizations. The firm customizes portfolios using individual stocks, bonds, ETFs, and no-load funds, managing accounts directly with a focus on retirement advice and maintaining a concentrated client base of approximately $30 million in assets under management.

Konnor Tranoris is a CFP® professional with eight years of experience in financial advising, currently serving as the sole advisor at Wealth Den Financial. His prior experience includes roles at Wealth Enhancement Group, LPL Financial, and The Vanguard Group. Outside of his advisory practice, he works as an independent contractor for Varsity Tutors. Wealth Den Financial is an independent, state-registered investment adviser serving individuals and high-net-worth clients with discretionary portfolio management and financial planning. The firm employs a primarily passive investment approach using index funds and ETFs, supplemented by fundamental analysis for select securities, and offers both managed accounts and recommendations for held-away assets.

My mission is simple. To help my clients make smart financial decisions so they can be in the position to live the life they want. Every client is different and everyone has different dreams. Your unique combination of family, education, health, life experiences, and interests help shape you and what you want out of life. 7th Street Financial will help you on your unique path with custom advice and plans. As an advisor, I have several primary roles I need to perform for my clients. 1. Listen. My first objective is to truly listen to clients and hear what is important to them so we can work towards the correct objectives. 2. Be knowledgable. This is what you pay me for. To know the things you don't that will improve your financial position. 3. Be flexible. Throughout the course of our relationship, life will inevitably throw you a few curve balls. We have to be flexible and adapt to your new life circumstances and new goals. 4. Be accountable. One of the main things people want out of an advisor is someone to keep them on task forgetting the things done they need to do. The firm's tagline is Financial Planning for the 99%. I say this because I believe financial planning is not just for those that have over $5 million in assets. Many financial advisors require you to build up $500,000 before they will talk to you. I believe people need help to get to that mark and beyond. We all want to be able to do the things that bring joy to our lives. That is my ultimate goal for you. To help you make the financial moves that will put you in the position to do the things that bring

Keith Tufte is the president of Longview Wealth Management, LLC and has 12 years of industry experience. He holds the CFA® designation along with Series 63 and Series 65 licenses. Prior to his current role, he has been with Cherry Tree Wealth Management, LLC since 2009, where he leads investment strategy and writes monthly investment letters. Longview Wealth Management serves high-net-worth individuals and families, as well as trusts and retirement plans for business owners, offering discretionary portfolio management and comprehensive financial planning. The firm emphasizes global strategic asset allocation with diversified, long-term portfolios primarily composed of low-cost ETFs and mutual funds, managed on a discretionary basis with regular reviews to align with client objectives.

Andrew Bell is a financial advisor with Shores Edge Financial LLC in Medina, MN, holding Series 63 and Series 65 licenses and 15 years of industry experience. His prior roles include positions at Cetera Advisor Networks LLC and Advisornet Financial Inc. Outside of advisory work, he is the managing member of Hamel Nordic Group LLC, a sauna rental business. Shores Edge Financial LLC provides discretionary asset management and sub-advisory consulting to individuals, charities, high-net-worth clients, and other investment advisors. The firm employs a combination of top-down technical, fundamental, quantitative, and qualitative analysis to construct standardized long-term asset allocation models, incorporating tactical shifts and a range of trading approaches including derivatives.