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Managing Partner, Endeavour Wealth Management
Portfolio Manager/ Investment Advisor iA Private Wealth, CFP, CIM
Endeavour Wealth Management, iA Private Wealth
940-201 Portage Ave. Winnipeg, MB. R3B 3K6
Team Assets (Custodied)
$219-billion
Typical Size of Household Accounts
$250,000 -
$12-million
Minimum Account Size for New Business
$500,000
Typical Net-Worth of Relationships
$500,000 -
$30-million
Grant White is a Portfolio Manager and Investment Advisor with Endeavour Wealth Management at iA Private Wealth in Winnipeg. He focuses on working with dentists in the last five years of their career who are looking to maximize the value of their practice and live the lifestyle they dream of.
Grant entered the financial services industry in 2005. He has been recognized as a top-performing Financial Planner and Portfolio Manager by the Carson Group, an international wealth management organization based the U.S., and Wealth Professional magazine. Grant is regularly featured on CJOB, Winnipeg’s largest talk radio station, The Globe and Mail, Wealth Professional and BNN Bloomberg, where he offers perspective and insight on economic events, innovative leadership and financial planning.
A proud member of the community, Grant, along with his wife, Sam, lend a great deal of time to local organizations. He is passionate about creating opportunities to help people live better lives. Grant has been a member of the fundraising cabinet for the United Way of Winnipeg and provided the Endeavour Rising Tide endowment fund, which creates memorable moments for people living with terminal illnesses. Outside of the office, Grant enjoys new experiences with his daughter, Jayelle, reading (especially biographies) and being active. He is passionate about travel adventures, hiking and getting out on the rink with friends.
Grant earned an honours degree in Finance and Marketing and holds the Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designations.
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