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Sowell Management Appoints Scott Dooley as CIO, Launches New Investment Office

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Sowell Management has named Scott Dooley its Chief Investment Officer and unveiled the Sowell Office of the CIO to expand capabilities for independent advisors.

Sowell Management Appoints Scott Dooley as CIO, Launches New Investment Office

Sowell Management, a North Little Rock, Arkansas-based Registered Investment Advisor serving financial advisors and their clients across the country, has appointed Scott Dooley as its new Chief Investment Officer and simultaneously launched the Sowell Office of the CIO, the firm announced.

The newly created office is designed to broaden investment capabilities available to independent advisors who work with Sowell, giving them additional tools and strategies to better serve their clients and pursue organic growth opportunities within their own practices.

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The dual announcement signals a strategic push by Sowell to deepen its infrastructure and differentiate its platform in a competitive RIA landscape, where independent advisors increasingly look to their partners for sophisticated investment resources that might otherwise be inaccessible at smaller firms.

By establishing a dedicated CIO function, Sowell positions itself to offer more structured investment oversight and potentially more cohesive portfolio strategies across the advisor relationships it supports nationwide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.Who is Scott Dooley and what is his new role at Sowell Management?

Scott Dooley has been named Chief Investment Officer at Sowell Management, a Registered Investment Advisor headquartered in North Little Rock, Arkansas.

Q.What is the Sowell Office of the CIO?

The Sowell Office of the CIO is a newly launched division at Sowell Management intended to expand investment capabilities for the independent financial advisors the firm supports nationwide.

Q.How does the new CIO office benefit independent financial advisors?

According to Sowell, the expanded investment capabilities are meant to give independent advisors more ways to serve their clients and pursue organic growth within their practices.

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