Texas rep managing $265 million joins LPL from B. Riley

Texas rep managing $265 million joins LPL from B. Riley
Michael Gavett is moving to Linsco, the employee unit of LPL, in Dallas.
APR 26, 2022

Michael Gavett, who managed $265 million at B. Riley Wealth Management in Dallas, has joined the Linsco employee-broker unit of LPL Financial.

He will open a new office for the firm in Dallas and will operate as Bespoke Private Wealth.

Gavett, who was with B. Riley for two years, began his securities career in 1996 at Edward Jones.

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