- Kerry Ahern
- Justin Allen
- Mark E. Amberg
- Matthew Andrulot
- Lauren Austin
- David R. Baker
- Lucas R. Belanger
- Debbie Berlin
- Erin Brady
- Sheri Bullard
- Cameron Bunce
- Katherine Cole
- Brad Coppel
- Kevin Cuff
- Bryan Dalesandro
- Dwight Davenport
- Martin Eader
- Jason Edelson
- Sheana Glasgow-Lintz
- Nancy Gordon
- Brian J. Grumbach
- Ayaz Hasan
- Marla Hiken
- Emily Hogan
- Charles S. Holt
- Carol Hopkins
- Megan Horneman
- Susan Insley
- Richard James
- Ben Johnson
- Carsyn Jones
- Edward Karppi
- Leo Kelly IV
- Leo J. Kelly III
- Noel LaMontagne
- Cameron Lemke
- Cameron Leydig
- Anja Luesink
- Annie McCann
- Peter McGratty
- Michael J. Meily
- Ericka Melton
- Tira Mercadante
- Abraham Miller
- Matthew J. Moore
- Matthew S. Moore
- John Morgan
- Thomas J. New
- Taylor O’Hara
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- Craig Rauser
- Connor Richardson
- Liz Richter Psota
- Richard M. Rosa
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- Robert Schmitt
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Charles S. Holt
Partner
Charles serves as a Managing Director and Partner at Verdence. Prior to joining the team, he was a Senior Vice President of Investments in the Global Wealth Management Group at Merrill Lynch, bringing four decades of experience in the financial services industry. Charles specializes in developing and implementing advanced planning and investment strategies for high-net-worth families. He concentrates on clients’ primary concerns: capital preservation, tax minimization, and lifetime cash flow needs.
Get to know Charles!
If I were not a financial advisor I would be:
”A tennis coach”
Best piece of advice from my parents:
“You can always come home.”
If I could invite anyone, living or dead, for dinner, I would invite:
“Stephen Hawking”
A hobby I wish I had more time for:
“Rock wall building”
News story headline about my life:
“You can take the boy out of Maine – but you can’t take Maine out of the boy”
What makes you happy:
“Being outside”