Duo managing $250 million at Wells Fargo joins Janney

Duo managing $250 million at Wells Fargo joins Janney
Three sole practitioners managing $297 million in total are also moving to the firm.
MAY 27, 2021

A two-adviser team managing $250 million at Wells Fargo Advisors in Charlotte, North Carolina, has joined Janney Montgomery Scott.

Richard Morrow and Tommy Hicks, operating as the Morrow Hicks Wealth Advisory Group, were joined in the move by their associate, Sara Price.

Also joining Janney are Gregory Kuhn, who managed $97 million at Merrill Lynch in New Hope, Pennsylvania; Patrick Witheril, who managed $88 million at Wells Fargo Advisors in Westbrook, Connecticut; and Vincent Crudo, who managed $112 million at RBC Wealth Management, also in Westbrook, Connecticut.

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