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Warren Brooks

CEO & President at Innovative Wealth Building
📍 California, Maryland, United States

Warren Brooks is the CEO and President of Innovative Wealth Building. A retired US Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer, he holds a Bachelors in Business Management from the University of Maryland University College and specializes in financial planning for federal employees and widows/widowers.

Warren strongly values personal connection, believing face-to-face interaction is crucial in an industry he feels is becoming too impersonal. He is married to his wife, Debbie, and is dedicated to building strong, lasting relationships with his clients and within his community.

His firm, Innovative Wealth Building, achieved explosive growth by attracting over $100 million in assets during its first year of operation.

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Experience
51 Years
Current Role
CEO & President
Job Level
Leadership
Location
California, Maryland, United States
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Priorities

Topics Warren cares about

Survivorship Planning
He is locally renowned for his specialty in helping widows and widowers navigate the complex financial challenges after losing a spouse.
Client Education
Emphasizes educating consumers on investments and insurance, believing an informed client makes the best decisions for their future.
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Career

Work history

7-2021
CEO & President
Innovative Wealth Building
12-1999 - 7-2021
Financial Planner
First Command Financial Services, Inc.
1973 - 1997
Senior Chief Petty Officer
US Navy
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