Whether you’re ten years or ten weeks from retirement, Renee will help you address benefit gaps and help you take control of your future.

Renee grew up surrounded by farms and a community of hard-working families. It was in that rural, southwest Wisconsin town that she acquired the solid values that undergird all she does every day.

Renee’s clients experience the trustworthiness, knowledge and support that make them grateful to have Renee’s support as they plan for their future.

Growing up with parents who were hard-working entrepreneurs, Renee was inspired by their work ethic, and lives with that same dedication as she serves Federal Employees. 

There are many reasons why happy clients love to refer Renee for her services; her sense of humor and graciousness are only part of the picture. She also understands that there is no one-size-fits-all solution, and that making major financial decisions can be stressful. Her down-to-earth nature puts clients at ease and makes the process painless. Renee really gets to know her clients, as if they were family. Her clients value this and thank her repeatedly for her help throughout the process. 

Renee received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Stout, where she was very active in campus activities. She has also served on the executive board of Women In Management, and spent a significant amount of time volunteering for Big Brothers and Big Sisters and enjoyed connecting with her “adopted family.”

You can find Renee cheering for her adult kids on the football, basketball, and baseball fields throughout the year. In her free time, she’s boating on the water in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. She loves the outdoors, exploring rural Wisconsin, walking in the woods, grilling with friends, and bonfires. She “fills her cup” by experiencing all that life has to offer, including traveling to other countries, as she loves immersing herself in other cultures. When asked about the three must-haves, she immediately responds with chocolate, dogs, and the Green Bay Packers.