Forbes Names 13 Cresset Advisors to its Top Women WealthAdvisors List for 2026

CHICAGO – Feb. 4, 2026: Cresset announced today that 13 Wealth Advisors have been named to Forbes Top Women Wealth Advisors, Best-in-State ranking for 2026. Those advisors are: Sarah Burney, Noel Campbell, Beth Chandler, W Janet Dougherty, Kimberly DuBord, Sophie Lee, Amy MacLeod, Wen Nottebohm, Angela Raitzin, Vanessa Ramich, Sarah Simon, Brooks Hays Slate, and Karen Sotallaro.

“It is an honor to once again be recognized by Forbes for our incredible team of women wealth advisors,” said Susie Cranston, President of Cresset. “Cresset’s advisors are passionate about guiding our clients toward creating enduring wealth and protecting lasting legacies, as this Forbes list demonstrates. We could not be prouder.”

“Markets in 2026 have so far been uneven, shaped by policy uncertainty, shifting rate expectations and wider gaps between winners and laggards across asset classes. In that environment, many investors are leaning more heavily on advisors who emphasize planning, discipline and long-term risk management over short-term market timing,” Forbes states.

The Forbes ranking of America’s Top Women Wealth Advisors is based on an algorithm of qualitative data, learned through surveys and interviews conducted by telephone, in-person and virtually to evaluate best practices, such as service models, investing models and compliance records, as well as quantitative data, such as revenue trends and assets under management.

The advisors referenced above were named Top Women Wealth Advisors by Forbes for 2026. Rankings are developed by SHOOK methodology using a proprietary algorithm and are based on assets under management, and client related data as of 9/30/2025. Cresset paid no application fee to participate.