Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? – Wooster, Arden Trust, Raymond James

Editorial Staff

14 August 2026

Wooster Square Advisors
Wooster Square Advisors, an investment management firm based in New Haven, Connecticut, has appointed Kim Welch as a wealth manager.

Welch, who is joining from Park Avenue Securities, will serve female business owners, nonprofit organisations and high and ultra-high net worth individuals, areas she specialised in during her time at Park Avenue Securities.

Arden Trust
Arden Trust has appointed Aaron Reber as president.

Bringing more than 20 years’ experience across trust, fiduciary, and wealth management businesses, Reber will lead Arden Trust's strategic growth initiatives and strengthen its service platform.

Reber is joining from Huntington National Bank, where he most recently served as director of wealth management strategy and solutions. Prior to that, he led Huntington's institutional and personal trust businesses. Earlier in his career, Reber served as a managing director on JP Morgan Private Bank's Global Trusts & Estates leadership team; he began his career as a practicing attorney.

Raymond James
Raymond James has welcomed financial advisors Abby Stancik and Julie Sabransky to its employee advisor channel.

Operating as Stancik & Sabransky Wealth Management of Raymond James in Deerfield, Illinois, the team provides financial planning and investment guidance to individuals and families, healthcare professionals and retirees. The advisors have arrived from Wells Fargo where they previously managed over $200 million in client assets.

They are joined by client service associates Melissa Hypes and Blake Carpenter.