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Savage and Associates announced the hiring of seven college students with northwest Ohio ties to join the advisor internship program this summer.

The program provides formal training, access to mentors, opportunities to acquire professional licenses, and other valuable experiences. Joining the program are the following students:

• Hannah Crites – Bowling Green State University (junior); finance major; Bowling Green, Ohio (hometown).
• Katelyn Maloney – Bowling Green State University (junior); finance major; Perrysburg, Ohio (hometown)
• Stephanie Miller – Bowling Green State University (junior); finance major; Waterville, Ohio (hometown).
• Chase Monaghan – University of Dayton (junior); finance major; Perrysburg, Ohio (hometown).
• Teddy Perozek – Ohio State University (junior); marketing major; Ottawa Hills, Ohio (hometown).
• Megan Reiter – Bowling Green State University (junior); finance major; Forest, Ohio (hometown).
• Kaden Sanford – University of Toledo (junior); finance major; Lyons, Ohio (hometown).

Along with working to acquire their life and health license, the students will learn some of the basic risk products, meet regularly with industry experts, learn the importance of ensuring clients are well rounded in their portfolio of bank accounts, investments and insurance, as well as progress in several areas to enhance their industry knowledge. The internship program runs through mid-August.

Students interesting in learning about the advisor internship program should contact Liz Harmon, director of recruiting and practice development, at 419-725-7211 or [email protected].

For the ninth consecutive year, Savage and Associates has been named one of the region’s top workplaces by the Toledo Blade. Additionally, the company received a specialty award for exhibiting clear direction toward the future.

“Nine straight years receiving this honor speaks directly to our team and their conscious choice to come to the office with such positive energy,” stated J.R. Toland, president and CEO, Savage. “Across offices in Maumee, Bowling Green and Findlay, our team is the reason for this prominent recognition. They have helped define our culture, which in turn continues to spur our growth.”

Being named a top workplace is based on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by employee engagement technology partner, Energage, LLC. The Blade partnered with Energage to conduct the anonymous survey that uniquely measures 15 drivers of engaged cultures that are critical to the success of any organization, such as alignment, execution, and connection.

Savage has offices in Maumee, Bowling Green, and Findlay, Ohio.

Third-party rankings and recognitions are no guarantee of future investment success and do not ensure that a client or prospective client will experience a higher level of performance or results. These ratings should not be construed as an endorsement of the advisor by any client nor are they representative of any one client’s evaluation.

Savage and Associates announced the hiring of five college students with northwest Ohio ties to join the advisor internship program this summer.

The program provides formal training, access to mentors, opportunity to acquire professional licenses, and other valuable experiences.

Joining the program are the following students:

• Blaise Beier – junior from Miami University; finance major; hometown is Toledo, Ohio.
• Andrew Boros – junior from University of Cincinnati; insurance and risk management major; hometown is Perrysburg, Ohio.
• Joey Hoppenjans – junior from Ohio State University; finance major; real estate minor; hometown is Sylvania, Ohio.
• Gabriel Nitschke – junior from University of Cincinnati; finance major; hometown is Toledo, Ohio.
• Lily Phommalee – junior from Bowling Green State University; finance major; hometown is Pemberville, Ohio.

Along with working to acquire their life and health license, the students will learn some of the basic risk products, meet regularly with industry experts, learn the importance of ensuring clients are well rounded in their portfolio of bank accounts, investments and insurance, as well as progress in several areas to enhance their industry knowledge.

The internship program runs through mid-August.

Students interesting in learning about the advisor internship program should contact Liz Harmon, director of recruiting and practice development, at 419-725-7211 or [email protected].

For the eighth consecutive year, Savage and Associates has been named one of the region’s top workplaces by the Toledo Blade. Additionally, Savage received the superior values award. Additionally, J.R. Toland, president and CEO, Savage, received the superior leadership award for the fourth time in eight years.

“Our people help define our culture, and we are fortunate to have an outstanding team that places clients first,” stated Toland. “When we place clients first, good things happen. This has been a hallmark of Savage since the very beginning in 1957. Now, across more than 170 associates and three locations, we’re more driven than ever.”

Being named a top workplace is based on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by employee engagement technology partner, Energage, LLC. The Blade partnered with Energage to conduct the anonymous survey that uniquely measures 15 drivers of engaged cultures that are critical to the success of any organization, such as alignment, execution, and connection.

Savage has offices in Maumee, Bowling Green, and Findlay, Ohio.

Third-party rankings and recognitions are no guarantee of future investment success and do not ensure that a client or prospective client will experience a higher level of performance or results. These ratings should not be construed as an endorsement of the advisor by any client nor are they representative of any one client’s evaluation.

For the seventh consecutive year, Savage and Associates has been named one of the region’s top workplaces by the Toledo Blade. Additionally, Savage received the superior values award.

“To be a top workplace means you need remarkable people,” stated J.R. Toland, president and CEO, Savage. “Of course, this includes our team of more than 160 associates across four locations – their energy, passion and dedication is contagious. However this also includes our clients – they drive us so fiercely every day to live our mission of serving others.”

Being named a top workplace is based on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by employee engagement technology partner, Energage, LLC. The Blade partnered with Energage to conduct the anonymous survey that uniquely measures 15 drivers of engaged cultures that are critical to the success of any organization, such as alignment, execution, and connection.

Savage has offices in Maumee, Bowling Green, Findlay and Ottawa, Ohio.

Third-party rankings and recognitions are no guarantee of future investment success and do not ensure that a client or prospective client will experience a higher level of performance or results. These ratings should not be construed as an endorsement of the advisor by any client nor are they representative of any one client’s evaluation.

Savage and Associates hired five local college students with northwest Ohio ties to join the advisor internship program this summer.

The program provides formal training, access to mentors, opportunity to acquire professional licenses, and other valuable experiences. Joining the program are the following students:

• Connor Judy – junior from Bowling Green State University; business major specializing in finance; hometown is Monclova, Ohio (top left).
• Paul Latz – junior from The University of Toledo; finance and professional sales major; hometown is Perrysburg, Ohio (top middle).
• Connor McCann – junior from Bowling Green State University; finance and insurance, and risk management dual major; hometown is Sylvania, Ohio (top right).
• Maher Saleh – junior from The University of Toledo; finance and management, and leadership skills dual major; hometown is Toledo, Ohio (lower left).
• Caitlin Tudor – junior from The University of Toledo; finance major; hometown is Kenton, Ohio (lower right).

“Savage is fortunate to have such impressive college students join our team this summer,” stated J.R Toland, president and CEO, Savage. “We’re excited to have these five bright, talented individuals grow with us.”

Along with working to acquire their life and health license, the students will learn some of the basic risk products, meet regularly with industry experts, learn the importance of ensuring clients are well rounded in their portfolio of bank accounts, investments and insurance, as well as progress in several areas to enhance their industry knowledge. The internship program runs through mid-August.

Students interesting in learning about the advisor internship program should contact Liz Harmon, director of recruiting and practice development, at 419-725-7211 or [email protected].