Ameriprise team managing $282 million moves to Commonwealth

Endeavor Wealth Advisory Group is based in Rochester, N.Y.
MAY 22, 2018

Endeavor Wealth Advisory Group, of Rochester, N.Y.., which manages $282 million in assets, has changed its affiliation from Ameriprise Financial Services to Commonwealth Financial Network. Endeavor's four advisers are John Moose, David Zambito, David Palermo and Nathan Wegman. Each of the four spent his entire career at Amerprise or one of its predecessor firms, with Mr. Moose starting in 1997, Mr. Zambito in 1972, Mr. Palermo in 1996 and Mr. Wegman in 2013.

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