About
Craig has always been drawn to challenges—whether in the pool or in business. Originally from Reading, Massachusetts, he moved to Atlanta at age 11, where he found his footing in competitive swimming. By high school, he had earned seven state championship titles, which led him to the University of Georgia, where he swam under Olympic Coach Jack Bauerle and became an All-American. In 2008, he had the opportunity to compete in the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 50 and 100-meter freestyle—an experience that reinforced the value of persistence, hard work, and keeping a level head under pressure.
After college, Craig transitioned from athletics to finance, starting his career in 2011. He worked at firms like TD Ameritrade and Kelley & Mullis Wealth Management, where he gained experience helping clients navigate their financial goals. A decade into his career, he decided to take a different path and start his own business in 2021, focusing on a more personalized and independent approach to financial services.
Craig lives in Milton, Georgia, with his wife, Sara, whom he met during their time at UGA. Sara is an OB/Gyn at the Northside Atlanta hospital system. They have a daughter, Tatum (2 going on 15), who keeps them busy and entertained. When he’s not working, he enjoys spending time with family, friends, fitness, indoor rowing, and golf. While his career has shifted, the lessons from his time as an athlete continue to guide him: stay disciplined, be adaptable, and always put in the work.