Our Team
Janney’s leadership team and executive committee are composed of respected professionals with extensive industry knowledge, veteran insight, and a shared strategic vision for the future. With many able to draw upon their own backgrounds as advisors, this team and committee understand the demands and rewards of your profession, and they are here to help you succeed.Primary support comes from your Branch, Complex, and Regional Managers. With years of industry experience, they serve as both mentors and managers, allowing you the freedom to run your own practice while working with you to help it grow.
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Chris Walker
Senior Vice President/ Wealth Management, Branch Manager
Sheala H. Smith
Branch Operations Manager
Brad S. Dickens, C(k)P®, QPFC™
First Vice President / Wealth Management, Financial Advisor
Jason Minor, CRPC®
Vice President / Wealth Management, Financial Advisor
Kim Richardson
Vice President/ Wealth Management, Financial Advisor
Jamie Smith
Vice President/ Investments, Financial Advisor
Jim Stephens
Senior Vice President / Private Client Group, Financial Advisor
Mark Willoughby
Financial Advisor
What We Do
No matter where you are in life – we’re here for you through every step of your financial journey.
Private Client Group Support
All financial services firms have a unique culture and operating philosophy. Janney’s core values position our Financial Advisors to offer clients an extraordinary level of service.
Supporting Your Business
When you join Janney, you position yourself to offer an extraordinary level of service, personal attention, and in-depth resources to your clients at every point of contact.
Wealth Management
Our goal is to support your practice with personalized assistance and access to qualified wealth management professionals, enabling you to provide the highest standard of service.
Community Involvement
We’re proud to support the communities we live and work in. We strive to connect with our communities in a meaningful way, bringing about positive change and helping to provide services and resources to help them thrive.
Events
Check out information on upcoming and past events we’re pleased to offer you, virtually and/or in person, on a variety of topics.
Up Next: Janney's Mid-Year Market Update
What’s next for the economy and markets?
Recent Event: Cybersecurity and AI Best Practices
The threat of cybercrime and identity theft looms larger than ever.
Recent Event: Holistic Financial Strategies for Business Owners: Build, Grow, and Transition
Did you know an estimated 65 to 80% of a business owner’s net worth is tied to their business?*
Recent Updates
Stay up-to-date and in-the know about every aspect of your financial picture.
June 18, 2025
Have leftover 529 funds? You have options!
From transferring funds to other family members to leveraging them in estate planning, explore various strategies to make the most of your savings.
Read more here: https://www.janney.com/wealth-management/education/all-education/detail/education/2025/04/10/planning-strategies-for-remaining-529-balances
June 17, 2025
In its Mid-Year Update, Janney’s Investment Strategy Group provides baseline prognostications for the economy, the equity and fixed-income markets, their evolution, and investment implications for the remainder of 2025.
Read here: https://www.janney.com/wealth-management/education/market-commentary/detail/insights/2025/06/13/outlook-2025--mid-year-update
June 16, 2025
In periods of market uncertainty, it is crucial to evaluate all your options.
Annuities may offer a combination of asset protection, tax deferral, and income features that can support a diversified retirement strategy.
Read more here: https://www.janney.com/wealth-management/education/all-education/detail/education/2025/04/28/leveraging-annuities-during-market-uncertainty
Research & Insights
Access our latest research and insights covering market news, financial planning topics, and more.
Marriage, Divorce, and Financial Planning: Building and Protecting Your Financial Future
Marriage is not just a union of hearts. It is also a merger of finances, responsibilities, and legal commitments. When that union ends, whether amicably or not, the financial consequences can be significant. Preparing for these transitions with a clear financial strategy is one of the most empowering steps you can take.
Planning Strategies for Remaining 529 Balances
If you saved more for college than you needed, here’s how to make the most of the leftover funds.
Life Events May Trigger Lending Needs
Life is full of events and circumstances that may throw financial curveballs, which is why when it comes to your liquidity needs, your financial plan should address borrowing solutions that may be immediately accessible, when and if necessary.
Office Information
Contact us today to discuss how we can put a plan in place designed to help you reach your financial goals.