Nick Bonaccini

Traverse City, MI – October 27, 2020 – Wedbush Securities is pleased to announce Nicholas “Nick” Bonaccini has been promoted to Financial Advisor in the firm’s Traverse City, Michigan office. He joins a financial advisor group that includes Heather Kilbourne, Jeff Spencer, Jerome Hartl, Mark Spencer, and Paul Bonaccini. Nick reports to Branch Manager, Kirt Kilbourne.

Nicholas “Nick” Bonaccini began his financial services career at Wedbush in an administrative role. After receiving his series 7 and 66 licenses, he is now a financial advisor and partner with his father, Paul Bonaccini, who has more than 30 years in the financial services business. Nick continues the rich family tradition of providing risk managed investment strategies for individuals and families to create inter-generational wealth. Prior to joining Wedbush, he worked for several years in customer-centric roles, account management and sales. This experience taught him that relationship building is the cornerstone to any and all client facing roles, especially one as a financial advisor.

“To begin my career as a financial advisor at Wedbush alongside my father in Traverse City is immensely exciting,” stated Nick Bonaccini. “This is a great opportunity to build our business in one of the most beautiful & prosperous places in the world. Using the tools and platform through Wedbush, but now as a partner in the family business, I’m able to continue the legacy of helping individuals and families realize their financial goals and create intergenerational wealth.”

Branch Manager Kirt Kilbourne adds, “We couldn’t be more excited to have Nick become one of our Financial Advisors in Traverse City. As a life-long member of this community, Nick understands our client’s financial priorities and his youthful exuberance will bring new energy to our team.”

Nick received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Management, Marketing from Michigan State University. He resides in the Traverse City area and in his free time enjoys spending time outdoors, golfing, boating, and hiking during the summer.