Andre Marvray

Andre B. Marvray II Financial Advisor To know who I am as a Financial Advisor, you need to meet my parents. My Mother was a nurturer in every sense of the word. She taught me to protect the people I care about, make sacrifices for a better future and to always remember my lineage. My Father is still my best friend, champion and confidante. He has been my sounding board for years and rock of wisdom. He instilled in me the values of hard work, discipline, and the art of communication. As an adult I can still hear his voice telling me never to become complacent and to take advantage of the opportunities around me. He still tells me to this day, "Son, make sure you have a plan and execute!" Mom and Dad showed me how to treat everyone with respect and make meaningful contributions to my community. From my grandparents, I learned to strive for excellence in everything I do. My grandfather is an inductee into the Negro League Baseball Museum in Kansas City, MO. My grandmother was also the first African American woman to swim the 3-Mile Bridge in Pensacola, FL. As you can see, I have some big shoes to fill! My parents were big believers in financial education and introduced me to their Financial Advisor at a young age. I remember how impressed I was by his knowledge and power to improve people's lives with simple changes, sound ideas and planning. A relationship with a Financial Advisor can elevate someone beyond their financial goals, helping them build their own future, protect what is important to them and leave a legacy for generations to come. It is a privilege that I have the platform, at Wells Fargo Advisors, to provide my clients with the advocacy to succeed.