Sabrina Ticer-Wurr is a summer intern for Financial Planning through the Dow Jones News Fund.
She is a rising senior at Columbia University studying English Literature and East Asian Languages and Cultures. An aspiring business reporter, she was a deputy university news editor for the Columbia Daily Spectator, where she covered race/DEI and graduate schools.
Christopher Stroup was a petroleum engineer before becoming a financial advisor. Now a 2024 Rising Star, he has dedicated his career to providing LGBTQ clients and entrepreneurs with quality financial advice.
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