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Magazine to feature local business

Forbes, a business and finan-cial magazine, chose Foresight Capital Management Advisors Inc. of Saline to be featured in a special financial section of the publication’s June 28 issue.

FCMA was among six top-rated registered Michigan firms selected, based on cre-dentials, performance and measurable results.

Laurie Stegenga, founder and president of FCMA, said Michigan firms were located using Lexus Nexus search engine and then fur-ther screened on the basis of their credentials before being interviewed for the special Michigan Financial section.

FCMA, the most creden-tialed fee-only independent firm spotlighted, garnered top placement in the publication.

“Forbes has committed to run the special financial sec-tions for each state, assisting readers in locating quality investment management firms across the nation,” Stegenga said.

Stegenga said FCMA emphasizes a proven invest-ment process that focuses on research-driven strategies and a commitment to individual-ized customer service.

“We take the time to under-stand our clients’ objectives and strive to develop a plan that suits their needs now and in the future,” Stegenga said.

“Our process has proven results worldwide, and our highly personalized retirement system produces cost savings for both the plan participant and the sponsor.”

FCMA focuses on small- to medium-sized companies with $500,000 to over $10 million in retirement plan assets. Their largest plan has 80 employees and $5.3 million in assets under management.

“We are very pleased with our successes to date,” Stegenga said. “In fact, despite a very volatile economic climate, we are ahead of our growth projections.”

Stegenga founded Foresight Capital Management Advisors in 2008 as an independent, fee-only registered investment advisory firm that specializes in individual wealth manage-ment and corporate retirement plan services.

The FCMA team focuses on three areas: retirement plans, individual wealth management and fiduciary consulting, man-

aging equal amounts of retire-ment and personal individual assets.

FCMA has two office loca-tions, Saline and Grand Rapids, and represents about 900 participants from Maine to California.

Couple to wedJill Finkbeiner of Madison,

Wis., daughter of John and Brenda Finkbeiner of Chelsea, formerly of Saline, and Dusty Turner, stationed at Schofield Barracks in Oahu, Hawaii, and the son Scott and Brenda Turner of Centerpoint, Texas, are engaged and plan to marry Oct. 10 on the north shore of Oahu.

The bride-elect is a 2000 grad-uate of Saline High School and a 2004 graduate of Michigan State University. She is employed as a project manager with Epic Systems Corp.

The groom is a graduate of Centerpoint High School and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. He is a captain in the U.S. Army.

Taking the

Plunge

Photo by Joyce Ervin

Richard McNamara takes a plunge in his private pool in Milan’s Uptown Village subdivision to cool off Aug. 12.

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