The Advisors at Cornerstone Financial

(717) 375-2139

Tim is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of The Advisors at Cornerstone Financial. He has an MBA in Finance from St. Joseph’s University as well as being licensed for insurance, investments and advisory services. While serving as a senior...

Kenn Anne Kane

Kenn Anne Kane’s focus is on greeting our clients and meeting their general needs, as well as scheduling appointments and assisting our advisors and team members to help Cornerstone be productive and well-organized. Kenn Anne...

Carla Hurley

Carla is a Licensed Admin and enjoys working with clients, knowing them on a deeper level. Before joining Cornerstone Financial she worked at M&T as a manager for seven years. She works diligently to assist client needs and assure that...

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Office:	(717) 375-2139
Toll-Free:	(800) 661-2945
Fax:	(717) 375-2307

tim@cstone.co

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