ADRIANNA STASIUK: PARTNER, INVESTMENT ADVISOR, AARON WEALTH ADVISORS

Adrianna Stasiuk is a Partner with Aaron Wealth Advisors, an independent and national shared family office. In this role, she acts as a personal CFO for a select group of wealthy families, providing holistic family office services. One of the most rewarding things about her work is forming deep client relationships. “Issues of money tend to be very personal, and as a family’s counselor I am often a part of some significant life events—both good and bad,” says Stasiuk, an All-American volleyball player at the University of Notre Dame, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting followed by an MBA at the Mendoza College of Business. “Providing financial guidance for clients through those events is what builds the deep trust I strive to achieve with all the families I work with.” And while spreadsheets, data, and charts are basic tools in financial decision-making, what she does is so much more. “The most important part of my role as a family’s advisor is best understood through the lens of emotional intelligence and human connection,” explains Stasiuk. “At the end of the day, our clients are people, and humans tend to make decisions based primarily on emotion.”

With more than a decade of experience in the wealth management and private banking industry, she says her most important job is to prevent a client’s emotions from getting in the way of their financial roadmap and long-term goals. For those who look to build enduring financial security, she has these words of wisdom—“If your time horizon is truly long-term, stay the course and stay invested!”

For more information, visit aaronwealth.com/our-team/adrianna-stasiuk.

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