Wallick Investments welcomes Director of Marketing and Communications
September 5, 2013
COLUMBIA, SC – September 5, 2013 – Wallick Investments, LLC, SC-based RIA firm, welcomes Susan H. Wallick as Director of Marketing and Communications. Wife of Daniel T. Wallick, chief investment officer and managing partner, Mrs. Wallick brings over 22 years of graphic design experience to Wallick Investments. A graduate of the University of South Carolina, Mrs. Wallick’s career began as the full-time graphic designer for Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary where the Alumni magazine Southern Bulletin was winner of the Associated Church Press Best of Class Award of publications (6 consecutive years) and Best in Class for Graphic Design. In 1999, she launched her freelance design firm, Salinity Art and her accounts have included: Ben Satcher Ford Motors, Lexington Medical Center, Sporting Classics Magazine, Garage Tek, Richland School District Two and Heathwood Hall Episcopal School (whose newsletter, The Highlander, received the 2006 and 2009 Silver Wing Award presented by the SC Public Relations Society of America). Her pro bono work has included logo and/or publication design for: Spring Valley High School Soccer, Swimming, the Spring Valley Education Foundation, and Transfiguration Catholic Church in Blythewood.
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Since 2005, Wallick Investments has offered both investment advisory and portfolio management services, eliminating unnecessary fees for clients, and Mrs. Wallick has been honored to help since its inception. She adds, “The growth of Wallick Investments inspires me. I am proud to expand my role and strategies for sharing Wallick Investments’ morally and ethically responsible nationally ranked performance locally and beyond.”
Wallick Investments accepts fiduciary responsibility for their clients’ investment accounts. WI strategies are available to individuals and trust accounts (IRA, joint or individual), pensions (401K), foundations, endowments and other non-affiliated advisors (50k minimum). For more information, contact Daniel Wallick at 803-699-9400 or [email protected].
