Ed Yesbeck Jr., CLU®
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Ed graduated from Old Dominion University with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Upon graduation, he started in the financial services industry. In 2003, he joined the firm seeking an opportunity for independence and a chance to expand his practice to work with business clients. Ed enjoys working as a financial advisor because it allows him to help people in an area that most either ignore or stress over.
Ed holds the Chartered Life Underwriter designation. He has served as president of the Society of Financial Service Professionals (SFSP). He is a member of the West Richmond Businessmen's Association and the Million Dollar Round Table, The Premier Association of Financial Professionals ®. Ed also is Chairman of the Endowment Committee of the Heart of Virginia Council for the Boy Scouts of America and serves as the chairman for an annual charity golf tournament that benefits orphaned children.
Ed is a native of Henrico County and continues to reside in the West End area of Richmond. He and his wife, Nancy, have two sons, Luke and Adam. Nancy works for Purple Communications as a sign language interpreter, Luke graduated from the University of Virginia and is now attending medical school, and Adam graduated from Roanoke College and is pursuing a career as a financial advisor. In his spare time, Ed enjoys all sports, particularly golf and tennis, and he likes to spend time traveling and reading.
Ed is a Registered Representative and Investment Advisor Representative with Securian Financial Services, Inc.
Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) is an independent membership organization of life insurance and financial service professionals. Membership levels are based on commissions, premiums, or fees generated within a year from investment and insurance products. Members must apply annually and pay a fee. Members must be members in good standing of a Professional Association which has met the following criteria: in existence at least 2 years, have 100 or more members, must be a nonprofit organization, must have a code of ethics and an effective means of dealing with breaches of its code. Members must also adhere to the MDRT Code of Ethics. Working with this advisor is not a guarantee of future financial results. Investors should conduct their own evaluation.
