Forbes Recognizes 36 Janney Financial Advisors as Best-in-State Wealth Advisors

PHILADELPHIA – Janney Montgomery Scott LLC, a leading full-service wealth management, capital markets, and asset management firm, is pleased to announce 36 Financial Advisors were named Best-in-State Wealth Advisors by Forbes. Additionally, Forbes also named Financial Advisor Charles Noble a Top 250 Wealth Advisor. 

“Congratulations to the record number of Janney Financial Advisors recognized by Forbes,” said Kevin Reed, President of the firm’s Private Client Group. “These advisors set the standard for their commitment to exceed client expectations and delivering comprehensive advice to meet financial goals. We’re proud to have them at Janney.” 

The Financial Advisors recognized include: 

• Jeremy Lambert, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management & Michael Porter, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Chesapeake Wealth Advisors.
• Stephen Goldstein, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management & Richard Keetley, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. QL Wealth Advisors.
• Jared Bloxsom, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management & Paul Vaida, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Seaport Wealth Management.
• Mark Eskin, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management, Edward Blumenthal, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management & Christopher Borden, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Stedmark Partners.
• Joseph Chornyak, Sr., Financial Advisor. Chornyak & Associates.
• Dawn Dupre, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. The Dupre Keating Group.
• Robert Farrell, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Farrell Wealth Management Group.
• Kenneth Feiertag, Executive Vice President/Investments. The Feiertag Financial Group.
• Clare Schwemlein, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. The Schwemlein Wealth Management Group.
• Thomas Graham, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Thomas Graham.
• Garrett Hofer, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Hofer Family Wealth Advisors.
• Gary Lukachinski, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. The Simmons Point Group.
• David Luke, Sr., Senior Vice President/Wealth Management. Luke Capital Management.
• Fady Maghak, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. AMP Wealth Management Group.
• Christopher Mahoney, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Mahoney Wealth Advisory Group.
• Lance McCoy, Executive Vice President/Investments, Satellite Branch Manager. McCoy Wealth Management Group.
• Charles Noble III, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Noble Wealth Advisors.
• Scott Phelan, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Willett Phelan Myers Rodts Wealth.
• Logan Reed, Executive Vice President. Shoreline Investment Partners.
• Peter Sampson, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. The Sampson Wealth Advisory Group.
• Peter Sargent, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Sargent Watson Wealth Management.
• Joshua Scheinker, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Scheinker Legacy Wealth Advisors.
• Jeffrey Schnee, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Legacy Wealth Advisors.
• Sheila Shaffer, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Shaffer Wealth Advisors.
• Kevin Smith, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Smith Wealth Advisory Group.
• Nathan Snyder, Executive Vice President/Investments. The Bishop Wealth Management Group.
• Douglas Stirling, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Stirling Wealth Management.
• Allan Strange, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. The Strange Wealth Advisory Group.
• Douglas Velnoskey, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. The Velnoskey Wealth Management Group.
• Edwin Waingart, Executive Vice President/Investments. Waingart Wealth Advisors.
• Ryan Wilson, Executive Vice President/Wealth Management. Wilson Wealth Advisory Group. 

Forbes America’s Top Wealth Advisors and Best-in-State Wealth Advisors ranking was developed by SHOOK Research and is based on in-person, virtual, and telephone due diligence meetings to measure best practices, client retention, industry experience, credentials, review of compliance records, firm nominations; and quantitative criteria, such as: assets under management and revenue generated for their firms. Investment performance is not a criterion because client objectives and risk tolerances vary, and advisors rarely have audited performance reports. SHOOK’s research and rankings provide opinions intended to help investors choose the right financial advisor and are not indicative of future performance or representative of any one client’s experience. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Neither Forbes nor SHOOK Research receive compensation in exchange for placement on the ranking.

View the full list of Forbes’ Top Wealth Advisors and Best-in-State Wealth Advisors.