Scott Romine

Distributes life insurance products

National Planning Corp.'s investment offerings consist of two general categories: their proprietary WealthONE Program and Third Party Asset Manager (TPAM) Programs. The firn's Independent Advisors (IARs) employ a number of tools to assist in recommending or selecting an investment strategy to clients, including asset allocation and portfolio modeling software that assists with their analysis of investment options when recommending or purchasing investments for client portfolios. Although the firm's advisory services are generally designed for long-term investing, (strategic investing), short-term strategies which seek to take advantage of frequent market movements (tactical investing) may also be made available to accommodate certain circumstances. NPC may provide investment advice concerning various types of investments, including equity securities (exchange-listed securities, securities traded over-the-counter, and foreign issuer securities trading as ADRs), warrants, commercial paper, corporate debt securities (other than commercial paper), CDs, municipal securities, investment company securities, variable annuities, variable life insurance, U.S. Government securities, option contracts, fixed insurance, UITs, ETFs, interests in partnerships involving real estate, oil and gas, certain types of structured investment products, among others.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a broker-dealer holding company

Part of Big Brothers Big Sisters International, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee is a mentoring organization dedicated to empowering youth aged 6 to 23 by creating professionally supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships between adult volunteers ("bigs") and young people ("littles"). The company is based in Nashville, TN. The organization offers a variety of flexible mentoring programs—including community-based, site-based at schools, sports-focused, e-mentoring for high school students, and a college advancement program—to help youth build confidence, social skills, and achieve their potential. The enrollment process for mentors and mentees involves thorough screening, training, and careful matching based on shared interests and values, supported by ongoing guidance. The organization emphasizes strong family and community connections, measuring impact through youth development and academic progress. Additional initiatives include a referral program to grow the mentor network and an ambassador program that engages alumni volunteers in outreach and recruitment efforts. Caryle Carroll has been the CEO of the company since 2013.

Provides brokerage services