Texas advisers managing $220 million switch to Raymond James from LPL

Texas advisers managing $220 million switch to Raymond James from LPL
Jon Burnett, Daniel Fowler and Chad Carlile have joined the firm’s independent adviser channel.
JUN 30, 2022

Jon Burnett, Daniel Fowler and Chad Carlile, who were previously affiliated with LPL Financial where they managed more than $220 million in client assets, have joined Raymond James Financial Services — the firm’s independent adviser channel.

As president of Burnett Financial Services in Amarillo, Texas, Burnett has more than 24 years of experience in financial planning and investment management. He joined LPL Financial in 2012, Raymond James said in a press release Thursday.

Fowler, owner of Fowler Investment Services in Pampa, Texas, has provided financial planning and strategies to clients since 2012 when he affiliated with LPL Financial.

As president of Carlile Investment Services in Lubbock, Texas, Carlile has more than 19 years of experience in planning and investment management. He joined LPL Financial in 2012.

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