Homrich Berg Appoints Robin Aiken as Director

Homrich Berg Appoints Robin Aiken as Director

ATLANTA – Homrich Berg, an independent wealth management firm based in Atlanta, is proud to announce the appointment of Robin S. Aiken, CFP[reg-circle], as Director for the firm.

Robin joined Homrich Berg in 2005 after working with an independent financial planning firm for eight years.  She has over fifteen years of wealth management experience focused on investment planning, retirement planning, cash flow analysis and income tax planning.  Robin holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of the South, Sewanee.

HB Wealth is a national independent wealth management firm providing fiduciary, fee-only wealth advisory services, investment management, and family office services, with a mission of bringing unwavering financial peace of mind to the clients we are privileged to serve. 

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