At Edward Jones, we focus on serving the financial needs of individual investors of all ages and financial means. We have built our business by treating our clients as we would want to be treated, a simple idea that still makes sense in today’s complex marketplace. Whether you need to save for a child’s college education, reduce taxes or plan for retirement, I can help.

I enjoy a number of volunteer roles outside of my Edward Jones practice; I am the past president of the Suffield Rotary and an EMT for Suffield Ambulance. In addition, I am vice president of the Newington Chamber of Commerce.

We learn by example, and with two parents highly involved in the betterment of Suffield, it would be hard not to follow the example set by my parents, Mary Anne and Jack Muska.

In my free time, I enjoy golfing, cycling and trips to Disney. Most important is my time with my family.

I have been married to my wife, Amy, for 28 years. Our son, Nathan, is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, working for Herzog Engineering in Boston. Our daughter, Hannah, is a graduate from The Ohio State University, working as a personal banker for Windsor Federal Savings Bank. Our family has two dogs, Boomer and Bella.

What inspires me to do the work I do? Suffield has been my community for the past 50 years. I wanted to provide my fellow residents with the comfort of retirement they chose. In Newington, I have continued this trend. In addition, I want parents to send their children to the schools of their choice to provide the best education and have the ability to give back to our community.

The types of clients I best serve are those seeking a long-term partnership with a financial advisor. They seek advice and use that information to make sound financial decisions. My goal for each client is to build a mutual relationship that directs them to their goals.