About Angie Herbers

Angie Herbers is the founder of and serves as a senior consultant for Angie Herbers, Inc.

She brings more than a decade of experience working with national and international small businesses, as well as independent financial advisory firms. Throughout her career, Angie has helped hundreds of small businesses and over 600 financial advisory firms to develop effective and productive human capital programs, increase employee satisfaction, form efficient organizational structures, and create viable succession plans, all focused on continual revenue growth and long-term operational success.

Angie writes monthly columns and has blogged for Investment Advisor magazine and Advisor One since 2005. In her writings, she shares the results of her extensive research and rich experiences culled from her consulting work within the financial community. In 2007, Investment Advisor magazine named Angie “Top 25 Most Influential People in the Advisory Industry.” Her work has been featured in many well-respected industry publications including Financial Planning magazine, Financial Advisor magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Journal of Financial Planning, Solutions magazine, Money magazine, Research magazine and Wealth Manager magazine, just to name a few.

Angie received her B.S. in Personal Financial Planning with a minor in Business Administration from Kansas State University’s Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) program. Currently she serves as a faculty member for Kansas State University in the CFP® undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs and is an active member of the Financial Planning Association (FPA).
In her spare time, Angie enjoys volunteering for the “Fairy Godmothers” organization, founded by a group of Manhattan, Kansas women, which serves the area’s under-privileged.
Angie loves Mardi Gras celebrations, Costa Rican sunsets,
California wine and funny people—most especially her
chef-husband, Drew.