Tim Mann was raised in a blue-collar family in western New York, today’s guest turned discipline, faith, and competition into a 40+ year career in financial services leadership. A former college football player at SUNY Plattsburgh, he went on to serve as Complex Director for Truist Investment Services, leading the firm’s most prolific team of 42 client-focused advisors—producing $70M+ in annual revenue and managing $11B+ in assets. After surviving a life-threatening car accident in 2004 that forced him to relearn how to walk and speak, he redefined his approach to leadership. He now serves on the board of Folds of Honor, supporting educational scholarships for the families of fallen and disabled service members and first responders.

2:52 Building a 40-year career leading elite financial advisors

7:41 Early lessons from sports, competition, and mental toughness

11:15 Getting started in financial services and sales

17:30 The moment a life-threatening car accident changed everything

20:55 A month-long coma and the fight to survive

28:31 Learning to walk and talk again after catastrophic injuries

31:23 The slow grind of rebuilding strength and confidence

38:40 Leadership lessons from building high-performing advisor teams

45:10 Why compliance excellence starts with great hiring

52:30 Purpose, service, and giving back through Folds of Honor

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