Dollar and Wallis are longtime friends, financial professionals and advocates for ethical, inclusive wealth management, the firm said in a statement. Dollar, formerly with MidFirst Bank, is a Sports and Entertainment Accredited Wealth Management Advisor, which enables her to serve athletes and clients in the entertainment industry. Wallis holds the Behavioral Financial Advisor designation, and brings a human-first, empathetic approach to financial advice. Together, they launched ArrowPoint to deliver a high-touch service that helps their clients achieve their goals.

“Jennifer and I created a firm rooted in the belief that money should be empowering, not overpowering,” said Dollar. “We’re thrilled to have Osaic’s support as we embark on this journey. Their dynamic platform equips us with the tools and resources needed to deliver the highest-quality service.”

When selecting a partner, Dollar and Wallis chose Osaic for its technology, deep resources and robust support network.

“At ArrowPoint, we help our clients by blending experience, empathy, precision and purpose,” said Wallis. “Osaic’s advisor-centric network is uniquely positioned to help us deliver on that mission.”

ArrowPoint operates with the belief that wealth management shouldn’t feel overwhelming. Its service model simplifies complex concepts, aligns strategies with what matters most to clients and provides advice through a human-first lens. The firm is proud to be women- and native-owned.

“Mandy and Jennifer are building a firm that goes beyond investment management,” said Kristen Kimmell, executive vice president of business development at Osaic. “They empower their clients with the education, confidence and trust needed to thrive financially and in all areas of their life. Their forward-thinking approach perfectly aligns with Osaic’s values and client-centric culture.”