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Dane Brinker is a Series 65-licensed financial advisor with AE Wealth Management, LLC, where he has worked since 2015. He has four years of industry experience. AE Wealth Management is an SEC-registered investment adviser serving a diverse client base, including individual investors, retirement plan sponsors, trusts, charitable organizations, and businesses. The firm offers a range of services including model portfolio solutions, discretionary asset management, financial planning, and ERISA plan services, using a platform-centered approach that combines internally managed and third-party models.

Amber Bletscher is a financial advisor with Independent Financial Partners and holds a Series 66 designation. She has seven years of industry experience, including prior roles at National Securities and Heartland Wealth Strategies. Outside of advising, she serves as treasurer and board member of the USD 113 Foundation, participates in scholarship committees, and works as a substitute teacher for the USD 113 School District. Independent Financial Partners provides investment advisory, financial planning, trust, and retirement-plan services through a nationwide network of approximately 261 independent advisors. The firm supports a decentralized advisory model, allowing individual advisors to set investment strategies, while also offering centralized asset management and specialized retirement-plan advisory and pension consulting services.

Ethan Rethman is a financial advisor at Creative Planning with 10 years of industry experience. He holds a Series 65 credential and previously worked at Invisor Financial LLC for 10 years before joining Creative Planning. Creative Planning offers investment advisory and financial planning services to a diverse client base, including individuals, corporations, foundations, trusts, and retirement plans. The firm manages approximately $217 billion in client assets and employs a financial planning–led investment process that incorporates low-cost indexing, buy-and-hold strategies, and supplemental approaches such as direct indexing and tax-loss harvesting.