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Josh Snoddy rises to financial adviser for Smith Barney group
Friday, May 02, 2008 | No comments posted.
Josh Snoddy has joined the Graves-Finnigan Group at Smith Barney as a financial adviser.
Prior to joining Smith Barney, Snoddy served as a certified public accountant and tax specialist at Hough, MacAdam, & Wartnik, LLC, in North Bend. Snoddy was born and raised in the North Bend-Coos Bay area and is a graduate of Eastern Oregon University with a degree in accounting.
“We welcome Josh to the branch and know that he will make a great addition to our team,” Jason Finnigan said.
The Graves-Finnigan-Snoddy Group at Smith Barney is a team of financial advisers that provides financial planning and investment management to individual and business investors, according to a press release.
Prior to joining Smith Barney, Snoddy served as a certified public accountant and tax specialist at Hough, MacAdam, & Wartnik, LLC, in North Bend. Snoddy was born and raised in the North Bend-Coos Bay area and is a graduate of Eastern Oregon University with a degree in accounting.
“We welcome Josh to the branch and know that he will make a great addition to our team,” Jason Finnigan said.
The Graves-Finnigan-Snoddy Group at Smith Barney is a team of financial advisers that provides financial planning and investment management to individual and business investors, according to a press release.
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