First Fidelity Financial Group
John Symcox serves as the Chief Innovation Officer at First Fidelity Bank, a position held since April 2010, and is dedicated to transforming the financial industry through innovative partnerships with various technology sectors. In addition to this role, John manages the Financial Services Division and the Wealth Management Team, overseeing diverse financial services and resources. Since 2010, John has also been a Senior Wealth Manager and Certified Financial Planner at First Fidelity Financial Group as well as a Broker at INSURICA, specializing in commercial insurance. Early career experience includes a position as a Financial Service Professional with MassMutual Financial Group and coaching women's soccer at Cascia Hall Preparatory School. John earned a B.A. in Business Administration with a focus on Finance from Westminster College in 2007.
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First Fidelity Financial Group
First Fidelity Financial Group, the financial advisory arm of First Fidelity Bank. Our purpose is to enable individuals and businesses to manage their finances using risk management and asset or investment management No one solution fits everyone, which is why every client gets our undivided attention – from planning to execution to follow-up. Our superior client service and strong relationships are at the forefront of our workforce; where each colleague is dedicated to knowing you on a first name basis. With a commitment to always work in the best interest of our clients, you can expect a unique and personal relationship with your advisor. First Fidelity Financial Group 5100 N Classen Blvd. Suite 500 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Securities products offered through Cetera Investment Services LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. Advisory services offered through Cetera Investment Advisers LLC. Neither firm is affiliated with First Fidelity Bank where investment services are offered Investments are: *May Go Down in Value. Consult your tax or legal advisor for information concerning your particular circumstances. Financial Services Advisors may not give tax or legal advice.