In an industry where personalization and scale are often at odds, AI-powered meeting assistants are becoming a cornerstone of the modern advisor’s tech stack. These tools promise to eliminate hours of administrative work by automatically capturing meeting notes, updating CRMs and handling post-meeting follow-ups. But in wealth management, where trust, accuracy and compliance are everything, the stakes are high—and not all notetakers are created equal.

In this episode of The WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic sits down with Parker Ence, CEO and co-founder of Jump Advisor AI, to explore how the firm is redefining what an AI assistant can do for financial advisors. 

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Parker Ence is an entrepreneur and operator with 12 years of experience as a CEO or co-founder across advisory tech, data/DaaS, AI, SaaS, and insurtech. As CEO, Parker has operated companies in spinoff, turnaround/distressed, and 0-1 startup scenarios. Other early experiences were in PE/VC, GTM consulting, and economic development.

Jump Advisor AI brings the AI-Enhanced Client Meeting Cycle to financial advisors. It’s how RIA/BD teams cut client meeting admin time by 90% and elevate the client and advisor experience by putting notes, CRM updates, tasks, and compliance logs on AI autopilot. Jump is made for advisors, easy to set up, 100% customizable, secure, and compliant, and integrates closely with the advisor tech stack. It’s like hiring a meeting assistant, faster than dictating, and all-in-one for advisors. 

Advisors are drowning in meeting prep, notes and follow-ups—but what if artificial intelligence could give them those hours back and make their advice more personal?

In this episode of The WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic sits down with Era Jain, CEO and co-founder of Zeplyn, to discuss how they’re building AI-native workflows that free up advisors’ time while structuring human conversations into powerful, actionable data. With a background in Google’s AI division and a passion for reimagining legacy systems, Era breaks down why advisors can’t afford to delay AI adoption—and how structured insight is the key to personalization at scale.

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Era Jain is the CEO and Co-founder of Zeplyn, where she leads the company’s mission to build an AI platform that unlocks unprecedented operational efficiency for advisors and reimagines the investor journey.

Before Zeplyn, Era spent a decade at Google as a software engineer building foundational AI technologies for Google Search, Virtual Assistant, and Speech Recognition. Her work primarily focused on using AI to extract, aggregate, and synthesize valuable insights from various unstructured data sources, including web, documents, and human speech. Era’s expertise in building large-scale AI systems, combined with her extensive experience in product development, has equipped her to provide financial advisors with a revolutionary product experience within Zeplyn.

Era holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Computer Science and Engineering from the  Indian Institute of Technology, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She is an advocate for Women in Technology, a long-distance runner, and a vocalist.

Private markets are no longer just for the ultra-wealthy. In fact, they may be the missing piece in your clients’ portfolios—and AssetMark is betting big on that future.

In this episode of The WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic sits down with Michael Kim, president and CEO of AssetMark, to unpack how technology, education, and private equity access are converging to redefine portfolio construction. Michael shares AssetMark’s new direction under private ownership and how they’re demystifying alternatives for advisors.

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Michael Kim is the Chief Executive Officer and President of AssetMark. With more than 25 years of industry experience, he has set the strategic vision for the firm, which encompasses AssetMark’s platform of curated investments, technology solutions, business consulting, operations support, and acquisitions that serve the best interests of financial advisors and their investors.

Michael joined AssetMark in 2010 and has held a number of leadership positions, including Head of National Sales and Consulting, Chief Client Officer, and President (2021–Present). Michael was instrumental during AssetMark’s leveraged buyout transition to Genstar in 2013, its sale to Huatai Securities in 2016, its IPO in 2019, and its sale to GTCR in 2024.

Before joining AssetMark, Michael was a Senior Vice President at Fidelity’s Institutional Wealth Services. He began his career in public accounting at Coopers & Lybrand, LLC.

Michael received his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Clients expect personalized portfolios and proposals. So, what if you could ditch cookie-cutter models and deliver truly personalized portfolios, at scale, without blowing up the back office?

In this episode of the WealthStack podcast, Shannon Rosic chats with Govinda Quish, managing director and global head of wealth management product at MSCI. Govinda brings a global wealth lens and deep tech expertise (plus a shared love for horses) to the discussion, as he unpacks how MSCI Wealth Manager transforms complex data into actionable insights for advisors.

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Govinda’s career has been focused on risk and portfolio management for global family offices in the U.S., Hong Kong, UK, and Switzerland. In 2007, he co-founded Quish & Co, LP, an RIA in Boulder, CO. In 2014, he founded Quish & CO AG, a private investment office in Zurich, Switzerland, serving the interests of European families.

What if your clients could actually see how every dollar of their wealth supports their life goals, without relying on a Monte Carlo simulation or generic risk questionnaire?

In this episode of the WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic is joined by Jeff Coyle, founder and CEO of Libretto, a platform built to help advisors deliver holistic, personalized wealth strategies. Drawing on decades of experience serving ultra-high-net-worth clients, Jeff shares how Libretto takes institutional-grade planning concepts, like liability-driven investing, and makes them accessible, intuitive, and actionable for all investors.

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Jeff Coyle is the founder and CEO of Libretto, a powerful advice platform unifying planning, total wealth portfolios, and risk management for RIAs and family offices, offering an alternative to the risk tolerance and Monte Carlo ecosystem.

A former advisor, Jeff has 25+ years of experience managing UHNW clients and over 30 years of experience pioneering and building multi-generational and multi-disciplinary approaches to wealth management. Over his career, Jeff founded three boutique advisory firms delivering to UHNW private clients, served as Deputy Chief Investment Officer of Personal Financial Services for Northern Trust, and was Chief Strategy Officer at myCFO. In 2017, Jeff founded Libretto to streamline comprehensive advice delivery to private clients. He regularly speaks and shares his thought leadership at influential industry conferences and has been featured in prominent industry publications.

As clients demand more holistic and human-centered planning experiences, financial advisors are increasingly being asked to support aging-related decisions, from home transitions to end-of-life care. For many, this “messy middle” between long-term care planning and estate settlement has become a blind spot.

So, what does it take to navigate life’s most challenging transitions, like elder care? In this episode of the WealthStack podcast, host Shannon Rosic chats with Lauren Clough, co-founder and CEO of bQuest. Together, they explore how bQuest is transforming the elder care conversation by seamlessly connecting advisors to resources that support families through the complexities of aging and beyond. Lauren shares her personal and professional journey, drawing from her family’s experiences with Alzheimer’s, and introduces a platform that bridges financial expertise with caregiving needs.

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With over a decade of professional experience, Lauren Clough, Co-Founder and CEO of bQuest, has dedicated her career to driving innovative solutions in Care Coordination. Her background as an investor and entrepreneur fuels her mission to revolutionize industries through collaborative B2B strategies and impactful D2C offerings. Lauren’s strength in business development and strategic growth enables her to lead both organizational innovation and meaningful partnerships across the care economy. Aligned with the core values and culture of bQuest, she remains committed to leveraging a broad network of professional organizations to create measurable progress and lasting impact for family caregivers.

As financial technology continues to evolve, one key area of change is the automation of routine tasks. For wealth management professionals, forms automation is essential for boosting efficiency, reducing manual errors, and enhancing the client experience. As the demand for faster, more seamless processes grows, many advisors are turning to automation solutions to streamline paperwork and focus on what matters most: building relationships and growing their businesses.

In this episode of The WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic, director of WealthStack content and solutions, sits down with Richard Walker, CEO and co-founder of Quik!, to explore how automating forms can help financial advisors save time, reduce errors, and ultimately improve client experience.

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Richard (Rich) Walker founded Quik! in 2002 with a simple goal—to eliminate paperwork inefficiencies and make work easier. What began as a personal frustration evolved into an industry-leading solution that now powers over 42,000 forms, helping financial professionals streamline their workflows. Today, Quik! stands as the leading forms automation solution, simplifying the process of filling out, managing, signing, and processing paperwork. Its technology integrates seamlessly with CRMs and back-office systems, reducing errors, saving time, and enhancing efficiency.

The rise of AI is creating a pivotal shift in wealth management—streamlining operations, enhancing client engagement, and helping advisors scale. While some firms remain hesitant, the future belongs to those embracing AI not as a replacement but as a co-pilot that empowers them to serve clients better and grow more efficiently.

In this episode of The WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic, director of WealthStack content and solutions, sits down with Mark Gilbert, founder and CEO of Zocks, to explore how AI is redefining client intelligence, product reliability, and compliance in the advisor tech stack. 

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Co-founding and leading Zocks for over two and a half years, they’ve pioneered a privacy-first AI platform for financial services that revolutionizes data capture from conversations. This role has allowed Mark Gilbert to leverage his skills in AI, enterprise, and fintech Platforms, as well as Go-to-market Strategy. 

Prior to Zocks, he held executive product and technology roles at Twilio, Hearsay Social, and Microsoft after graduating with a Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) focused in Electrical Engineering from the University of Waterloo.

What exactly does it take to ride the wave of independence in wealth management, and how can technology ease the transition? The breakaway movement is accelerating, with more advisors leaving traditional wirehouses to build independent RIAs that offer greater flexibility, control and client-centric service. 

But with independence comes new challenges—scaling efficiently, selecting the right tech stack and ensuring seamless client experiences. As advisors navigate this shift, AI, automation and integrated technology solutions are becoming essential tools for driving long-term growth. 

In this episode of The WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic sits down with Vickie Lewin, chief growth officer at Amplify, to explore:

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As Chief Growth Officer, Vickie leads Amplify’s sales and marketing team, driving strategic direction, business development, and market positioning. She is responsible for articulating and amplifying the competitive advantages of Amplify’s unified wealth management platform, ensuring alignment between product development and market needs. Vickie also plays a key role in shaping product and market development strategies and is an integral member of the leadership team.

Prior to joining Amplify, Vickie was Senior Vice President and Chief Success Officer at AssetMark from 2021 to 2024. She joined AssetMark in 2001 when it was a $1 billion TAMP provider and was instrumental in its growth to a $100+ billion industry leader. Her leadership spanned multiple roles, including SVP – Central Division and Internal Sales Development, SVP – Eastern Divisional Sales Manager, and New England Regional Consultant. Vickie played a pivotal role in guiding AssetMark through acquisitions and spearheaded marketing efforts, including overseeing 80+ industry events annually. She previously held roles at FundQuest (now part of Envestnet), Investment Advisory Network (now SS&C Technologies), and Nuveen.

Vickie holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and communications from Ohio State University, where she was a varsity tennis player and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta.

Outside of work, Vickie and her husband, Oren, enjoy a lively family life with their five adult children. She loves traveling, golfing, and sharing great wine with family and friends. She is also passionate about increasing the representation of women in financial services and mentoring the next generation of female industry leaders

The landscape of wealth management is shifting, and alternative investments are emerging as a powerful tool for RIAs looking to drive organic growth and portfolio resilience. With increasing investor demand for access to institutional-grade opportunities, advisors must evolve their approach to stay competitive.

In this episode of The WealthStack Podcast, host Shannon Rosic, director of WealthStack Content and Solutions, sits down with Saira Rahman, VP of new investor initiatives at Fundrise, to explore how advisors can harness the power of alternatives to enhance client outcomes. 

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Saira Rahman is VP of New Investor Initiatives at Fundrise. She is also a Board advisor and speaker with 17 years of experience in strategy, payments, modeling and forecasting, financial reporting, and interest rates. Saira received the NYC FinTech Women Inspiring Females Award, was named a Top 30 Leader Shaping FinTech (Financial IT), appeared on the Top 10 Women in FinTech Power List.