Baird adds trio who managed $500M at Zions

Baird adds trio who managed $500M at Zions
The three advisors have joined Baird’s office in Salt Lake City.
AUG 29, 2023

Baird announced that a team of three advisors has joined the firm from Zions Wealth Advisors, where they oversaw more than $500 million in assets under management. Greg Aiken, Ben Blake and Jonathon Bult have joined Baird’s wealth management office in Salt Lake City.

Aiken and Blake both will serve as a director and financial advisor, and Bult will serve as a vice president and financial advisor. 

Aiken has 24 years of industry experience. He began at Zions in 2011, working as an investment adviser for five years before becoming a broker.

Blake has 15 years of experience. He started working at Zions in 2007 as an investment adviser and took on the role of broker as well in 2008.

Bult comes to Baird with 8 years of experience and had worked at Zions since 2016.

Baird’s Private Wealth Management includes more than 1,300 financial advisors serving clients from over 160 locations in 33 states and manages client assets of more than $255 billion.

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