December 11, 2015

Kansas City Business Journal on Great Plains’ Future

Kansas City Business Journal – Friday December 11, 2015

In this article, reporter, James Dornbrook, talks about Great Plains’ origins, approach to wealth management, recent success and future plans. He goes into detail about how Great Plains, a Kansas City-based firm, has grown 70 percent in the last six years, and manages $3.4 billion in assets across all 50 states.

Great Plains combines a research-intensive approach to investing with Midwestern, high-touch customer service. “We want our clients to feel like they have a go-to person. Someone to call if the don’t understand something,” said President Steve Soden.

 

Read the full article here

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