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Second Summit Wealth Management, LLC

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Second Summit Wealth Management, LLC

From SEC Form ADV filings, advisor registrations and this firm's page on Advicer.bio, latest filing Oct 2026. Grades compare it with the typical wealth management RIA.

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C
Growth
Assets +43% in two years; typical +34%
C
Advisors
0 recruited, 0 left in 12 months
D
Tech stack
1 tools listed on Advicer.bio
D
Marketing
1 of 6 things the fastest growers do more
D
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Growth

$149.7Massets under management
+43%asset growth, two years (typical +34%)
1advisory staff
38individual clients · $3.9M each

Not on Organic Growers: firms qualify by growing assets faster than the typical firm while adding staff and advisors.

Advisors won and lost

0joined from other firms
0left for other firms
0net, last 12 months

Not on Talent Magnets (RIAs that recruited 3 or more advisors in 12 months).

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What the fastest growers do more than firms their size, and whether this firm does it: from what it told the SEC about its ads (Form ADV Item 5.L) and what its own website shows.

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Grades: growth compares two-year asset growth with the typical wealth management RIA (A is 1.5× typical or more); advisors is A for a top 100 Talent Magnet, otherwise by net advisors in 12 months; tech stack by tools listed; marketing by the share it does of six things the fastest growers do more (testimonials, endorsements and ratings in its ads, from Form ADV 5.L; a YouTube channel, a niche and a monthly blog on its website), of those we could check; the page by how complete it is, including the fees, minimum and process prospects look for first. Assets include market gains and acquisitions. Public data only; not a recommendation.