Drew YezbakDrew YezbakBusiness Development Associate
About Drew
Drew Yezbak is a Business Development Associate at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
As a co-founder of Yezbak Wealth Management, Drew works closely " with clients, helping them chart a more reliable path to their goals and building long-term relationships founded on integrity. He advises clients from diverse backgrounds, including executives, entrepreneurs, retirees, young professionals and emerging wealth builders. To each of these relationships, Drew brings an enthusiasm for his craft, committed to helping clients organize and deploy their wealth with greater purpose and direction.
Within the team, Drew is the primary architect of clients' financial plans, integrating multiple inputs to generate a timely view of their assets, liabilities, risk tolerance, tax situation, intentions and aspirations. He works in concert with his father, George Yezbak Jr., to design asset allocations that reflect the underlying parameters of each relationship, reviewing investments regularly with clients. Drew meets with clients frequently, staying apprised of news in their professional and personal lives. He also helps to onboard new clients and oversees the team's digital presence.
Drew joined the firm in 2024. He earned his B.B.A. from the University of Hawaii at Hilo, where he was a member of the Men's Basketball Team. Drew earned a number of academic honors at Hilo, including the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Honors Court and the Academic All-PacWest Team. Eager to give back to the greater Hilo area, Drew participated in the Hilo Athletic Alliance, an organization that helped the youth of Hawaii with basketball clinics, refereeing basketball games, reading to local elementary-school children, and volunteering at the local food bank.
A resident of Yorba Linda, Drew enjoys spending time with his family, playing basketball, going to the gym, visiting the beach and listening to music. Active in church mission trips, he likes to help those in need create better lives for themselves and their children.
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