News: Northern New England
Posted: June 5, 2020
Morin joins SVN|Masiello Group
Bangor, ME SVN|The Masiello Group has hired new advisor Jenn Morin. Morin will be working with SVN|Masiello’s Maine team. “We are pleased to have Jenn join the firm. She brings an expertise and unique product type/specialty to our mix” said managing director, Doug Erickson.
Morin’s background and experience includes being in the banking and commercial lending field. With her knowledge and drive Morin opened her own business three years ago to assist businesses become better organized and financially successful.
Morin is also a business coach and financial management consultant serving small to midsize businesses throughout the state. As a business coach, Morin guides her clients to success by working with them to create a long-term vision for their company and by developing actionable plans to help them realize their vision.
As a financial management consultant, she utilizes financial strength through careful analysis of past trends and future objectives. Morin is dedicated and passionate about helping business owners create meaningful and achievable goals and uncovering untapped opportunities to grow their bottom line.
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