John Vande Bossche and his team at Vande Bossche Financial Planning and Wealth Management, who oversaw $380 million at Northwestern Mutual, have affiliated with LPL Financial and will use the firm’s corporate registered investment adviser and custodial platforms.
Vande Bossche had been with Northwestern Mutual since 2005. His practice, based in Anaheim, California, includes his wife, Mary Vande Bossche, who serves as director of operations, their daughter, adviser Kristen Marie Nielsen, and son Patrick Vande Bossche, who serves as an analyst and marketing director.
Rounding out the team is Timothy Mitchell, director of investments, and longtime assistant Jennifer Moses.
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