CapWealth Welcomes Dean Shahan as Executive Vice President and Financial Advisor
July 24, 2025
BusinessWire, July 24, 2025
CapWealth announces the addition of Dean Shahan to their team as executive vice president and financial advisor. With expertise spanning risk management, investment strategy, tax planning, and retirement, estate, and education planning, the addition of Shahan reinforces CapWealth’s commitment to delivering meaningful client outcomes through trusted relationships and sound financial guidance. “What drew me to CapWealth was the firm’s strong culture of client care and its commitment to comprehensive planning. CapWealth goes beyond traditional wealth management, taking a deeper approach that aligns with how I believe clients should be served,” says Shahan.
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