Cheryl Wright Kunard Joins Endeavor Private Wealth
Endeavor Private Wealth announced that Cheryl Wright Kunard is the new executive assistant for the company. Cheryl brings more than 20 years of experience to the Endeavor Private Wealth team.
Cheryl most recently held the role of Executive Director at Keep America Beautiful - Topeka/Shawnee County, where leading through a transition she spearheaded the update of policies, practices, and procedures to best practice standards for non-profit organizations. Prior to that role, she was the Assistant to former District Attorney Charles E. Branson in Lawrence, Kansas, directing all aspects of human resources and office administration.
Cheryl graduated from Friends University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Resources Management. She holds the designations of Senior Certified Professional with the Society of Human Resource Management and Certified Public Manager from the University of Kansas.
Cheryl has demonstrated a track record of excellence with a focus on being a team player who prioritizes helping others. Her ability to identify problems and find quick, effective solutions to them will help Endeavor Private Wealth’s service model that focuses on always putting the client first. In addition, Cheryl’s expertise with facilitating the creation of successful relationships with management, employees, and community partners will serve Endeavor well as they prioritize long relationships with their clients while providing unbiased advice and customized investment plans.
"We’re incredibly pleased that Cheryl has decided to join our team,” said Chris McGee, Managing Partner at Endeavor Private Wealth. “Cheryl understands our mission and truly cares about the importance we place on our clients’ values, goals, and assets.”
A fiduciary in financial planning and investment services, Endeavor Private Wealth helps their clients build, manage, protect, and transition wealth. Services include retirement planning, liability management, risk management, estate planning strategies, tax efficient investing, and education funding as well as philanthropy.
