At Bridge Street Wealth Advisors, we believe wealth management is a deeply personal relationship. Bringing together decades of combined experience with a next-generation perspective, our team blends steady, planning-based advice with fresh thinking, in service of the individuals, families, foundations, and institutions who trust us with their futures.
We believe in a culture of respect for both our colleagues and clients. We take a high-touch approach to every relationship, many of which span generations. Whether we’re helping clients grow their portfolios, navigate life’s changes, plan for retirement, or create a legacy, our focus stays the same: thoughtful, disciplined planning grounded in genuine care.
Our team’s mission is simple: to provide investment acumen, a comprehensive approach to financial planning, and steadfast service, delivered with the attention and expertise our clients have come to expect and deserve.
We construct portfolios from a client service perspective—portfolios are designed foremost to address our clients’ needs and their risk tolerance. We help maximize equity exposure, with a focus on quality and domestic markets, and add diversification through size, style, asset class and product. Through qualitative consideration, we want to help our clients achieve their wealth goals while addressing their immediate and long-term concerns.
At The Sturtevant Group, we are very proud that Financial Advisor Amy Sturtevant has been named a Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-in-State in 2022, 2023 and 2024 and a Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisor in 2023, and 2025, and an an AdvisorHub's "Advisors to Watch" in 2025. It’s an honor to have a teammate nationally recognized as one of the best in the industry—because it means we are serving our clients well. Congratulations, Amy!
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