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Brian Haloossim Joins Lido Advisors as President to Drive Next Chapter

Brian Haloossim will help drive organic growth as Lido Advisors expands its private wealth platform and reports more than $42.5 billion in regulatory assets.

  • On Monday, Lido Advisors appointed Brian Haloossim as President and elevated founding partner Ken Stern to Co-Chief Executive Officer, strengthening the leadership team of the nationally recognized wealth management firm.
  • Rapid expansion over the past 18 months drove these appointments, with Lido growing from $24 billion to over $42.5 billion in regulatory assets under management across more than 40 offices and 250 employee-owners.
  • President Haloossim brings two decades of leadership experience from Bernstein Private Wealth Management, citing, "What drew me to Lido was a combination of the entrepreneurial spirit that has led to their enviable growth."
  • Formalizing a long-standing partnership, Stern joins Co-CEO Jason Ozur to lead firm vision, with Ozur stating, "We have the team to do what we set out to do."
  • Lido One, the firm's integrated platform, will unify specialists across tax, estate, and investment planning while deepening relationships with entrepreneurs and expanding private wealth capabilities.
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Brian Haloossim Joins Lido Advisors as President to Drive Next Chapter

Industry Veteran Will Accelerate Organic Growth and Deepen Private Wealth Capabilities; Founding Partner Ken Stern Elevated to Co-CEO

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The Billings Gazette broke the news in Billings, United States on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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