CapWealth Adds Christopher Stevens, CFP®, as Executive Vice President and Financial Advisor
September 15, 2025
Business Wire, September 15, 2025
CapWealth announces the addition of Christopher Stevens as executive vice president and financial advisor. “As we’ve built out our team to support their growing needs, Chris’s background in managing legacy trust accounts and shaping investment strategy aligns with that mission and will further strengthen the depth of service we provide,” says Tim Pagliara, founder and CIO of CapWealth.
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Nashville Post, September 18, 2025 Cynthia Anderson at Nashville Post reports that Christopher Stevens has joined CapWealth as executive vice president and financial advisor. “What drew me to CapWealth is its thoughtful, relationship-driven approach to investing, where individual stock selection still plays a meaningful role in building portfolios. I’m excited to join a team that shares my passion for engaging with clients, discussing market trends in a practical way, and planning with a long-term perspective,” says Stevens
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