Stephanie Nehmens and Maria Quintana-Pilling Join Our Team

February 24, 2025

By North Berkeley

North Berkeley Wealth Management is excited to announce two additions to our team. Joining us as associate advisors are Stephanie Nehmens and Maria Quintana-Pilling, CFA. They come to us with years of experience in the financial industry and will strengthen service delivery to our clients.

Stephanie Nehmens joins the North Berkeley team as an Associate Advisor, a key part of North Berkeley’s collaborative approach to client service. She became an advisor to help people understand and navigate their financial lives in order for them to lead a more peaceful and prosperous life. 

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Maria Quintana-Pilling, CFAMaria Quintana-Pilling, CFA joins our team as an Associate Advisor, working in coordination with Lead Advisors to provide a personalized client experience. We value her holistic approach to client relationships, which blends an analytical rigor with a deep understanding of individual needs.  

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Please join us in welcoming Stephanie and Maria to the North Berkeley Team!

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