Financial Advisor Names New Editor-in-Chief

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SHREWSBURY, N.J., Oct. 8, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Financial Advisor magazine today announced the retirement of Evan Simonoff, who has served as Editor-in-Chief for 26 years. Patti Domm, an award-winning financial journalist and veteran Wall Street and markets editor, has been named as the new Editor-in-Chief. Simonoff will become Editor-at-Large and remain a director of Charter Financial Publishing Network (CFPN).

Simonoff will continue to play a significant role at the publication, serving as Editor-at-Large, and will remain a director of CFPN.

Patti Domm brings extensive experience covering financial markets, Wall Street, investing, and the economy to her new role. She previously served as Markets Editor at CNBC and held senior editorial positions at Reuters, including Equities Editor for the Americas and Wall Street Editor. Her coverage of the financial crisis earned her an Emmy Award, and her work has also been recognized by the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing (SABEW). Domm has also been active in the financial-services community and has served on the board of the Financial Women's Association.

Stroller expressed excitement about Domm taking over as Editor-in-Chief. Domm will lead Financial Advisor as it holds its 12th annual Invest in Women Conference, which will take place March 29-31, 2027, in Charlotte, North Carolina. The conference brings together financial advisors, wealth-management professionals, and industry experts to explore the opportunities and challenges facing women investors and the professionals who serve them. The 2027 program will focus on the changing landscape of wealth, technology, and artificial intelligence, as well as strategies for serving the next generation of women investors.

Financial Advisor is a leading source of news, analysis, and information for financial advisors, wealth managers, and other financial-services professionals. Published by Charter Financial Publishing Network, the magazine covers financial advice, investment management, practice management, technology, regulation, and the evolving needs of financial professionals and their clients.

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