Omaha duo with $605M AUM join LPL from Principal Securities
An advisor duo out of Omaha, Neb. with about $605 million in managed advisory, brokerage and retirement assets is joining LPL Financial from Principal Securities.. Other staff at Vintage Financial will also make the move, including Vice President Kristin Ricketts, Tricia Seitelbach-Green, the firm’ s director of client operations, Melissa Hays, the director of…
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