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June 10, 2026
Very pleased to welcome Guy Jardine and Lori Cheslock to the Janney, Montgomery Scott family as we continue our firm’s expansion with the addition of the Akron, Ohio office. Formerly with Raymond James, his decision to join Janney reflects the growth we continue to see across our firm with advisors seeking a boutique, advisor-first culture backed by the resources and flexibility to serve clients their way. Great to have these new shareholders as part of our firm!
If you’re evaluating what’s next for your practice, let’s connect.
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Janney News
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June Investment Perspectives
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