Stephanie Lang Featured In Citywire RIA

A woman in a white dress stands confidently on the cover of a yellow magazine. The text reads, A Different Class. The logo of Homrich Berg Wealth Management is displayed above the magazine on a red background.

HB’s very own CIO Stephanie Lang was recently featured on the cover of Citywire RIA magazine. Stephanie touched on her career over the years, HB’s investment philosophy and on having the confidence to be a decision maker.

To read Stephanie’s full article click here. To read the full Citywire RIA issue click here.

 

 

 

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