George Johnson serves a diverse group of individuals wanting to partner with a trusted professional to advocate and monitor a unified planning strategy with a concentration on extended family planning. George offers a suite of services that are designed to help pursue clients’ needs, as well as help address the concerns they have for extended family members. His planning approach can cover situations from birth to death and provide clients with the tools and information they need to make wise, sound and lasting family decisions. Clients can expect George to build long-term relationships that engender trust and confidence, as they enjoy unsurpassed personal attention to all of their needs. The majority of George’s clients are fee-based, rather than commission based, which serves to align his interests with the clients.
With nearly 40 years of experience in the financial services industry, George has experienced both challenging and rewarding market cycles and offers clients a seasoned perspective that enables them to manage their financial goals. George earned his MBA from Suffolk University.
In 2012, George was recognized by the Obama administration for the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring individuals who have performed 4,000 or more hours of volunteerism. He has volunteered extensively in his local community through the Kiwanis Club, serving as Lt. Governor, President and head of countless committees over the past 35 years. George has also volunteered his time to coach softball, basketball, baseball and soccer. That includes positions as commissioner for youth football in southeastern Massachusetts, coaching Junior Olympic softball teams and president of the town football and softball programs. He is very proud of the time he spent coaching youth sports teams to challenge them physically, as well as provide a safe and positive environment.
When he is not working, George enjoys spending time with his wife and family, which includes a number of grandchildren. When his children were young, they enjoyed exploring the U.S. through travel, visiting many baseball stadiums and national parks. George is excited that his grandchildren have begun enjoying these types of adventures, and he and his wife can carry on the tradition with the new generation.
