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Longtime financial adviser Melanie Gutwein retires
Monday, February 27, 2023
Melanie Gutwein
Melanie Gutwein will retire Wednesday, March 1, after nearly 30 years as a Jackson-based investment consultant.
A native of Greencastle, Indiana, Gutwein previously worked in planned giving for Southeast Missouri State University.
Gutwein has been affiliated with A.G. Edwards & Sons, Wachovia and, most recently, Wells Fargo Advisors.
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