Corridor News Announces New Financial Columnist; San Marcos Local, Jeremiah Pizana
San Marcos Corridor News would like to introduce our readers to our new Financial Columnist, Jeremiah Pizana and welcome him to our Corridor News Family.
San Marcos Corridor News would like to introduce our readers to our new Financial Columnist, Jeremiah Pizana and welcome him to our Corridor News family.
A lot of you might already know him, as he is a resident of San Marcos, where he lives with his wife, Jessica and his four children.
Jeremiah Pizana, LibertyCrown Financial
Jeremiah Pizana grew up in Central Texas and attended Texas State University where he graduated with a Bachelors of Business Administration in Finance.
His knowledge and experience was derived from 11 years in the banking industry, where he held positions including credit officer and commercial lender.
He began a financial planning practice in Central Texas under the name LibertyCrown Financial.
With Jeremiah’s financial experience, knowing his clients priorities and his attention to detail, he is able to guide his clients and give them a variety financial tools and as a result, they are able to pursue their long-term financial goals.
Understanding that everyone is unique, with different financial and life situations, Jeremiah provides his clients with customized plans, which is essential in order to do what is in the best interest of his clients.
Jeremiah is an active member of the Rotary Club since 2007 and had the distinct honor of serving as president in 2011-2012, and has served on several Boards of Directors in various positions.
Additionally, he is a 2010 graduate of the Leadership San Marcos program and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Kyle Chamber of Commerce.
Jeremiah’s columns will publish on the first and third Monday’s of the month and you can reach Jeremiah by phone at (512) 667-7403 or by email at JP@LibertyCrownFinancial.com.
For more information about LibertyCrown Financial, you can visit their website at LibertyCrownFinancial.com.
Read Jeremiah’s first column The Uncertainty Paradox.
