Brian joined Warner Wealth in 2022 as an insurance specialist. His experience with the Warner method of doing business goes back much further, as he also helped lead one of James Warner’s early enterprises, Shore Publishing Community Newspapers.
“I have a passion to help make complicated issues more understandable. As a licensed insurance agent with a focus on Medicare, I'm now able to draw on the skills and community connections built through a two-decade career in community journalism to help people make informed decisions.
“One of the rules of good journalism is to listen first - that also applies equally well to helping folks navigate the ever-changing Medicare system. The good news is that that complexity means there's likely an ideal plan for each person, if you take the time to understand their concerns and needs. Warner Wealth's client-first ethos means we're all given the time to ensure each client gets the service they deserve.”
“One of the rules of good journalism is to listen first - that also applies equally well to helping folks navigate the ever-changing Medicare system. The good news is that that complexity means there's likely an ideal plan for each person, if you take the time to understand their concerns and needs. Warner Wealth's client-first ethos means we're all given the time to ensure each client gets the service they deserve.”
Brian’s community service experience ranges from Chamber of Commerce leadership to local non-profit board duties. Brian earned his bachelor of arts in American Studies/Environmental Studies from Yale University. He lives with his wife in Deep River, where he likes to putter in his workshop and occasionally make music with his reluctant bandmates.