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Cody is a Financial Advisor at Blue Chip Partners and a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional.
Prior to joining Blue Chip Partners in 2020, Cody worked as a Project Manager for the CRBE Group in the commercial real estate industry. He managed the design, renovation, and building of automotive dealerships.
Cody earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sport Management and a Master of Management degree at the Ross School of Business, both from the University of Michigan. He was a four-year member of the varsity wrestling team.
Cody enjoys reading, working out, and coaching his high school club wrestling team.
My absolute favorite thing to do to relax is to hop in the sauna, throw on a podcast, do a little stretching, and finish off with a little meditation. Before you know it, an hour has flown by and you feel like a million bucks!
One of the most impactful events of my life was my first U of M wrestling team practice. It was a 6:00AM morning track run in what started as light rain but quickly turned to a downpour (mind you – it was October and already extremely cold out). After the multiple back-to-back mile runs along with sprints up and down the field, I quickly realized being part of a D1 team wasn’t going to be a walk in the park. It would require immense discipline, dedication, and work ethic. It helped me realize that in order to achieve big goals, I’d have to be willing to commit, sacrifice, and endure day-in and day-out. Nothing worth having comes easy!
The best reward anybody can give you is their belief in you. It’s virtually impossible to fail when others see what you’re capable of and support you along the way to accomplishing your goals. I know from personal experience I wouldn’t have achieved nearly as much as I have without the belief and support from family, friends, and mentors.
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