Team Member Spotlight

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Eric Nelson

Life Specialist

IL License #9067779

Phone: 650.348.6234 x27

Email: Eric@AEISadvisors.com

Eric’s 10 years as a licensed agent in the financial services industry was born from the discipline, integrity and accountability learned as a decorated combat veteran in the US Army, achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant. The fortitude and commitment to make sure an objective is attained under any circumstances drives Eric to ensure the most efficient and effective financial strategies for each client.


Eric continues to serve and give back to the community by volunteering as a peer mentor in the Wounded Warrior Project and remembering those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. He is honored to serve with his extended family of battle buddies and grateful for the values, work ethic and moral compass they have instilled in him.


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