Strongtower Wealth Management, Plc

Tony Nation is a financial advisor at StrongTower Wealth Management, Plc, holding a Series 65 credential with six years of prior experience at Keith Smith Company and other firms. He also engages in public speaking for churches, pastor conferences, and marriage retreats, teaching on Biblical and personal finances. StrongTower Wealth Management is a team-based registered investment adviser serving individuals, high-net-worth clients, trusts, and charitable organizations. The firm manages approximately $110 million across about 300 clients, offering discretionary portfolio management and financial planning with an investment approach that includes modified modern portfolio theory and optional faith-based screens.

Todd Sadowski is a financial advisor with StrongTower Wealth Management, Plc, holding a Series 66 designation and 27 years of industry experience. He previously worked at G A Repple & Company for 13 years before joining StrongTower in 2018. Outside of his advisory role, Sadowski is involved in landscape photography and public speaking on Biblical and personal finance topics. StrongTower Wealth Management is a team-based registered investment adviser serving individuals, high-net-worth clients, trusts, and charitable organizations. The firm manages approximately $110 million across about 300 clients, offering discretionary portfolio management, financial planning, and consultative services using a modified modern portfolio theory framework with options for value- or faith-based screens.

Terry Bewley is a financial advisor at StrongTower Wealth Management, Plc with eight years of industry experience. He holds a Series 66 designation and has worked at StrongTower since 2018, following prior roles at G. A. Repple & Company and New Life Church. In addition to his advisory work, he serves as a chaplain in the US Navy Reserves and engages in public speaking on Biblical and personal finances. StrongTower Wealth Management is a team-based registered investment adviser serving individuals, high-net-worth clients, trusts, and charitable organizations. The firm manages approximately $110 million across about 300 clients, offering discretionary portfolio management and financial planning services with an investment approach that incorporates modified modern portfolio theory and optional faith-based screens.

Austin Sowerbutts is a financial advisor at StrongTower Wealth Management, Plc with two years of industry experience. He holds a Series 65 designation and has prior experience at Better Mortgage and Arvest Bank. Outside of his advisory role, he owns Strategy Consulting LLC, focusing on financial analysis for small private business acquisitions, and is active as a public speaker on Biblical and personal finance topics for churches and related events. StrongTower Wealth Management, Plc is a team-based registered investment adviser serving individuals, high-net-worth clients, trusts, and charitable organizations. The firm manages approximately $110 million and offers discretionary portfolio management, financial planning, and consultative services, employing a modified modern portfolio theory framework with options for value- or faith-based screens.

Mitzie Stevens is a financial advisor at StrongTower Wealth Management, Plc with 18 years of industry experience. She holds a Series 66 designation and has worked at StrongTower since 2018. Prior to that, she was with G.A. Repple & Company for 10 years and has maintained accounting-related businesses since 1990, including serving as president of Mitzie Stevens, CPA, Inc. Outside of financial advising, she owns and manages Idlenook Horsecamp, a campground for campers and horses. StrongTower Wealth Management is a team-based registered investment adviser serving individuals, high-net-worth clients, trusts, and charitable organizations. The firm manages approximately $110 million through discretionary portfolio management and financial planning, using a modified modern portfolio theory framework with periodic rebalancing and optional value- or faith-based screens.