Conrad Siegel Named to List of Nation’s Top DC Advisor Teams in 2021

Conrad Siegel has been named to the National Association of Plan Advisors’ (NAPA’s) list of the nation’s top defined contribution (DC) Advisor Teams. All of Conrad Siegel’s DC operations are based out of its headquarters in Harrisburg, PA. The firm made the list because of the $6.7 billion in DC plans that it manages (as of 6/30/2021).

“Our team is our greatest asset,” said Tara Mashack-Behney, Partner & President of Investment Advisory Services. “For our staff to be recognized like this is a testament to their hard work. We are extremely grateful for each and every individual on our team and their commitment to serving our fantastic clients who continue to put their trust in us.”

Unlike other lists, NAPA’s list focuses on individual firms, or what may be referred to as a team, or office, and the assets under advisement related to their defined contribution (DC) practice, specifically in a single physical location. The inaugural list was published in 2017.

“Since their inception, NAPA’s various industry lists have been a valuable Who’s Who of who matters in the world of retirement plans and retirement plan advisors,” noted Nevin Adams, Chief Content Officer of the American Retirement Association, and Editor-in-Chief of NAPA-Net, the nation’s leading online resource for retirement plan advisors. “This latest chapter – the NAPA Top DC Advisor Teams, ranked by self-reported DC assets under advisement – presents a compelling case for the positive impact on the nation’s private retirement system”.

This year’s list features a record number of teams – which oversee nearly $2 trillion in defined contribution plan assets belonging to more than 56,000 plans covering nearly 28 million participants.

The list of NAPA’s Top DC Advisor Teams, which will be published in the Spring issue of NAPA Net, the Magazine, is available online at https://bit.ly/2021DCteams.

List criteria: Established in 2017, nominees had to be individual advisor team/offices with a defined contribution book of business.  To be considered, firms had to submit responses to an application form, including information about their practices, notably their defined contribution (DC) assets under advisement.  The list is created and conducted by the National Association of Plan Advisors, an affiliate organization of the American Retirement Association, a non-profit association.  No fee is charged to participate