Savant Capital Management's Grant Moore Named to InvestmentNews' "40 under 40" List

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Savant Capital Management, a nationally-recognized fee-only wealth management firm headquartered in Rockford, IL, with offices in 12 locations in three states, including Peoria, announced today that financial advisor Grant Moore was selected to the “40 Under 40” class of 2016 by InvestmentNews. Grant is the firm’s first ever team member to be recognized with the honor.

The InvestmentNews “40 Under 40” project is in its third year and aims to provide a glimpse of the tremendous potential in the financial advice industry by finding often unrecognized young talent doing remarkable things. The key attributes the editorial staff looked for among the 800 nominees were accomplishments to date, contribution to the industry, leadership and promise. The 40 honorees were recognized earlier this month in New York.

“I am honored to be chosen among some of the financial profession’s brightest young individuals,” said Moore. “The most rewarding part of being a financial advisor is partnering with my clients to help them pursue their financial goals and objectives.”

Moore has been in the financial services industry since 2006. At 18, Moore was hired as Savant’s first intern, and he’s now overseeing roughly what the firm had in total assets at that time. Designated as a “good citizen” by InvestmentNews’ “40 Under 40,” Moore describes himself as a hard worker and is willing to go above and beyond for his clients. 

“Savant is committed to developing the next generation of financial professionals,” said Brent Brodeski, CEO of Savant. “Grant is part of the next generation and is more than deserving to be honored by InvestmentNews. He has a successful future ahead and we look forward to continuing the celebration along the way.”


To read more about Moore’s honor click here. To view the full “40 Under 40” class of 2016 click here.

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