People don't come to Brittany looking for a financial plan—they come looking for clarity, confidence, and someone they can trust to help guide them through life's biggest decisions.

For Brittany, financial planning is about much more than numbers. It's about building meaningful relationships and helping people create a future that reflects what matters most to them. She believes every client has a unique story, unique goals, and unique concerns, which is why she takes the time to truly get to know the people she serves.

Known for her approachable personality and genuine care for others, Brittany strives to make financial planning feel comfortable, understandable, and empowering. She listens first, asks thoughtful questions, and works closely with clients to create personalized strategies that align with their values and vision for the future. Whether preparing for retirement, navigating a major life transition, or building a legacy for the next generation, Brittany is committed to walking alongside her clients every step of the way.

A Topeka native, Brittany grew up watching her father, Ken, build lasting relationships and help families pursue financial confidence. When the opportunity arose to join Harvest Financial in 2012, she was excited to continue that legacy while bringing her own passion for serving others. Today, she is grateful to work alongside Ken, helping clients pursue their goals and “live a life well spent”.

Brittany holds the Retirement Income Certified Professional (RICP®) designation and maintains her Series 6, 63, and 65 securities registrations, along with her life insurance license. She earned her degree in Hospitality Management from the University of Nebraska, a background that continues to influence her client-centered approach and commitment to exceptional service.

Outside the office, Brittany's greatest joy is her faith and family. She is a member of Topeka Bible Church and is married to her husband, Andy. Together they are raising their three boys, Jackson, Brock, and Cooper. When she's not helping clients plan for the future, you'll likely find her cooking for family and friends, browsing her favorite shops, or enjoying a good book with a glass of wine.