Ronni Curran is a Client Service Specialist at McPherson Financial Group, where she brings over 16 years of experience as a middle and high school band director in Brevard and Indian River Counties. A graduate of Florida State University with a Bachelor of Music Education, Ronni proudly bleeds garnet and gold—Go Noles! After a fulfilling career in education, Ronni transitioned into financial services, where she now specializes in financial reviews and annuity servicing.
Outside of her professional life, Ronni enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and her beloved Chiweenie, Stella. She is an avid reader and a passionate trombonist, and continuing to perform in the community. Ronni also loves taking on house projects, showcasing her creativity and problem-solving skills.
Ronni is driven by the belief that financial planning is more than just about numbers; it’s about making a tangible difference in people’s lives by helping them achieve financial security and peace of mind. She is committed to guiding clients toward their long-term financial goals with clear, thoughtful strategies.
Advice:
“Start early, stay consistent, and always keep the big picture in mind.”
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