Prospera Financial names Tarah Williams president

Prospera Financial names Tarah Williams president
Williams, who will continue as chief operating officer, assumes the presidency from David Stringer.
OCT 13, 2022

Tarah Williams, the chief operating officer of Prospera Financial Services, a Dallas-based independent broker-dealer, has been promoted to president. Williams, who will continue as chief operating officer, assumes the firm’s presidency from David Stringer, who continues as managing partner and co-CEO with Tim Edwards.

In her new role, Williams will lead the firm’s day-to-day operations. She is a 26-year industry veteran and has been with Prospera since 2007 holding management positions in operations, finance, risk management, recruiting and marketing, Prospera said in a press release.

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