Qualifications

Andrew Gentiluomo is an experienced financial professional at National Financial Services, a full-service financial services firm. His years of experience in the financial services industry have included a special focus on comprehensive wealth management and estate and business planning strategies. He works closely with clients to define their financial goals and create strategies to help achieve those goals.

Prior to becoming a Financial Consultant*, Andrew served as a Business Development Executive for The Egg Factory, LLC, a technology research and development firm. He is also credited with founding a successful e-commerce business and managing the international side of a $40 million packaging firm with clients in Asia, Europe and Latin America.

Andrew earned a BS degree in industrial engineering from Hofstra University in Long Island, NY, and a Masters of Engineering Management degree and MBA from Christian Brothers University in Memphis, TN. A native of the Boston area, he spent time in Long Island, Memphis, and Los Angeles before settling in Southwest Roanoke County in 2000. Andrew is a Registered Representative and Investment Adviser Representative of Equity Services, Inc.

Active in both community and professional organizations, Andrew has qualified for the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT)¹, an independent, international association of less than one percent of the world’s best life insurance and financial services professionals from 464 companies in more than 80 nations and territories. He is also a past Board Chairman and President of the Science Museum of Western Virginia and was heavily involved with Leadership Roanoke Valley, a division of the Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce established to stimulate leadership growth in the region. A member of the Blue Ridge Bicycle Club and the Roanoke Men’s Open Soccer League, Andrew enjoys various athletic activities including participating in an occasional triathlon when he’s not helping clients or spending time with his three children.

 ¹Awards and recognition are based on sales criteria.