Justin Mack is a Reporter at Financial Planning. He specializes in financial advice, wealth management, and the intersection of technology and finance, while also exploring client relationships and industry trends. Justin's work has been featured in the Anchorage Daily News, Financial Planning, and The Indianapolis Star.
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Justin Mack's coverage focuses on financial planning, wealth management, and the technology impacting these sectors. He is likely to be interested in pitches that provide data-driven insights into trends affecting financial advisors, wealth management strategies, and technological advancements within the industry.
Given his interest in events and press releases related to business & industry as well as private sector announcements, he may also be open to receiving invitations or information about conferences, product launches, or notable achievements within the financial planning and wealth management landscape.
As Justin does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers topics with international relevance such as big tech and education related to finance & technology advancements.
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With a few cleaning products and a lot of love, Changing Footprints South Indy is helping those in need put their best foot forward.
Con unos pocos productos de limpieza y mucho amor, Changing Footprints South Indy está ayudando a los necesitados a dar lo mejor de sí mismos.
Jeff Piper's vision to provide healthy, affordable food to Indy's underserved neighborhood has been parked at 59th and Michigan all summer.
La visión de Jeff Piper de brindar alimentos saludables y asequibles al vecindario desatendido de Indy se ha estacionado en la 59 y Michigan.
The technology startup continues to make U.S. inroads with its goal of enabling advisors to better deliver customized financial advice.
The fintech CEO says advisors can build better trust and stronger client relationships simply by being better at listening.
