Here's the uncomfortable truth Brandon came to see up close: much of the financial industry isn't really in the business of making you money. It's in the business of gathering assets, collecting management fees, and selling products — and the larger the firm, the stronger the gravity of that model.
He had built a successful career inside one of the country's largest firms, and leaving made no sense on paper. But he didn't want to be a salesman building a corporate empire. He wanted to be a pure investor, aligned with his clients.
So he started Mountain View Wealth Management to do exactly that: a fiduciary firm with no products to push and no one to answer to but the client — where the only way the firm wins is when the people it serves do.