Truist duo managing $456 million move to D.A. Davidson

Truist duo managing $456 million move to D.A. Davidson
The team will open North Carolina offices in Winston-Salem and Greensboro.
DEC 02, 2022

Hilary Kosloske and Rich Class, who collectively managed $456 million at Truist, have joined D.A. Davidson and will open offices for the firm in Winston-Salem and Greensboro, North Carolina.

The High Meadows Wealth Management group, as it will be known, is led by Kosloske, who will be based in Winston-Salem, and Class, who will work in Greensboro, and who partnered with Kosloske in making the move.

Kosloske has 24 years of experience and Class has 15 years of experience.

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