About Luke

Luke Chadwick is a Wealth Advisor with J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.

As a member of Peter C. Noonan's Wealth Management Group of J.P. Morgan, Luke drives outreach and engagement for high-net-worth individuals and families. He employs strong leadership and communication skills with potential clients. Luke takes a big picture approach and is a creative and strategic thinker. He has a reputation for synthesizing the nuanced requirement of each client.

Luke graduated from Bryant University with a B.A in Marketing. He began his career in 2019 at Leyton as a Business Development Representative learning the value of attentive service. He then joined J.P Morgan in year 2021 drawn to the firm's stellar reputation.

He holds FINRA Series 7 and 66 licenses.

Luke grew up in Massachusetts and is an avid sports fan. In his spare time, he enjoys playing Basketball, Soccer and Hockey while also watching Boston sports. He also enjoys being around friends and family, the outdoors, and playing Chess.

Insights

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