Nicholas FanneronNicholas FanneronVice PresidentWealth Advisor
About Nicholas
Nicholas Fanneron is a Vice President and Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Since joining The Mehta Team in 2018, Nick has been emblematic of the personal care our firm strives to provide at every touchpoint. As a Wealth Advisor, Nick prioritizes knowing each client personally and helping them develop financial plans that center around their unique lives. Attentive and thorough, Nick takes the time to understand where each client is in their wealth management journey and guides them through a thoughtful planning process. At every step, he cares deeply about creating clear, digestible financial information.
Nick holds the Chartered Retirement Planning CounselorSM designation. He enjoys helping our clients think through what a meaningful financial life means to them and planning for their preferred lifestyles.
He can help families create a path for trust and estate planning while understanding their specific ambitions. For corporate executives, Nick's skills in equity compensation and risk management can benefit any growth stage. Further, he holds a Sports & Entertainment Accredited Wealth Management Advisor designation. He understands how clients within athletic and creative industries often have unpredictable revenue streams—and can help them plan ahead with strategic foresight. No matter the landscape, he goes above and beyond for each person's needs, calling upon whatever resources are available to support the greatest outcomes.
As the son of a client, Nick found his passion for wealth management through the ways our team's support improved his own family's life. He launched his career in 2017, and before joining J.P. Morgan, served as Vice President and Wealth Manager at First Republic Wealth Management. Nick especially enjoys when his clients convey their financial goals to him and trust in his care, so they can spend their time on what they most enjoy. He focuses on adding both value and a sense of security to financial decisions while supporting any aspiration or obstacle.
Nick received his B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance and Marketing from Northeastern University, where he also played varsity college baseball. He stays close to his community through various volunteer work and is active with several organizations supporting Parkinson's disease.
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