Kingswood US rounds up 2024 with 28 advisors, $1.4B AUM recruited

Kingswood US rounds up 2024 with 28 advisors, $1.4B AUM recruited
The firm has more than 200 advisors under its Kingwood Wealth Advisors brand.
DEC 19, 2024

Kingswood US is heading into year-end having recruited almost $1.4 billion and 28 advisors to support its national expansion efforts.

The firm, which supports almost 200 financial advisors under its Kingswood Wealth Advisors brand, is part of a network of independent wealth management firms that, along with its parent company Kingwood Group, represents more than $15 billion AUM.

The new advisors recruited in 2024 include a $1 billion firm, Nashville, Tennessee-based Eudaimonia Partners and Eudaimonia Advisors. The firm’s team of 18 experienced advisors joined Kingswood in September.

Eudaimonia’s founder and president, John Goodson helps lead national growth efforts while serving as president of his group within Kingswood.

“Our goal has always been to enhance the lives of everyone we touch, and our strategic partnership with Kingswood U.S. is a critical component of our continued success,” Goodson said at the time the deal was announced.

Kingswood has also welcomed a practice serving high-net-worth clients in Santa Barbara, California, focused on wealth management and financial advice, a retirement focused advisor in American Fork, Utah, and a retirement specialist serving families and business owners in Festus, Missouri.

“At Kingswood, our primary goal is to equip financial advisors with the resources they need to provide exceptional client service,” said Michael Nessim, CEO, president and managing partner of New York City headquartered Kingswood US. “I am delighted to warmly welcome these outstanding professionals to our ever-growing network, as they embrace the future of wealth management with a firm that truly understands their ambition and commitment to achieving excellent results.”

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