ADVISORHUB’S ADVISORS TO WATCH
Mac Lynch, First Vice President / Wealth Management, Financial Advisor has been named an Advisor to Watch by AdvisorHub. “Congratulations to Mac for receiving this prestigious recognition, which is a testament to his commitment to offer the highest standard of success in financial relationships. Mac represents the best of our industry,” said Kevin Reed, President, Private Client Group.
AdvisorHub received nominations from over 374 firms. Nominees were required to have a minimum of seven years’ experience, $100M in assets under management (AUM), and a clean regulatory record. Advisors were ranked on the size and makeup of their practice, year-over-year growth, and professionalism and character. Participation in this ranking is open to any firm or advisor and there are no fees for participation.
ABOUT MAC LYNCH, CFP®, CLTC, FIRST VICE PRESIDENT / WEALTH MANAGEMENT, FINANCIAL ADVISOR
Mac joined Janney as a financial advisor after teaching and coaching at the high school level in New England. Before his teaching career, Mac was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA and attended Colby College, graduating with honors in 2005. During college, Mac was also a four-year member of the varsity baseball team and was awarded the Warren J. Finnegan Senior Athletic Award at the end of his final season.
As a CFP® Professional, Mac utilizes tailored financial recommendations and not only has been profiled as a ‘Pennsylvania Financial Leader,’ as seen in the April 13, 2015, edition of Forbes Magazine, but was also named a 2018 Forbes’ Top Next Generation Wealth Advisor and a Forbes’ Top Next-Gen Best-In-State Wealth Advisor in 2019.
Engaged in his own community, Mac currently serves on the Neighborhood Academy Board of Directors, The Highland Park Community Council (HPCC), The Executive Committee of the Carnegie Museum of Art Advisory Council (Skibo Society) and in 2015, was selected for and graduated a yearlong program through Leadership Pittsburgh as a member of the XXII class of Leadership Development.
