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Concorde's Amy Arnold Elected to ADISA Board

In an exciting development for the financial services industry, Amy Arnold, the Chief Due Diligence Officer at Concorde, has been elected to the board of directors for the Alternative and Direct Investment Securities Association (ADISA) for the 2026-2027 term. This election marks a significant milestone not only in Arnold's career but also for Concorde, underscoring the firm’s commitment to leading within the alternative investments sector.

Amy Arnold brings with her nearly three decades of rich experience in operations and relationship management, particularly within alternative investment products. As a recognized figure in the industry, her elevation to the ADISA board sends a powerful message about the importance of advancing transparency and collaboration in alternative investments. "Amy's dedication to serving financial professionals and her extensive background are perfectly aligned with ADISA's mission,” commented Danielle Delongchamp, President and CEO of Concorde.

Arnold’s commitment to the industry is clearly seen in her own words: “It is an honor to be elected to ADISA’s board. I look forward to working alongside such an exceptional group of industry leaders. My focus will be on advancing education, deepening the connections that support our community and ensuring that the voices of small to mid-size independent firms are heard and represented.” This drive to empower smaller firms reflects Arnold's understanding of the landscape and the nuanced needs of different market players.

Before her tenure at Concorde, Arnold amassed significant experience working as an independent contractor in due diligence services. She also held the position of Vice President of Due Diligence at Triloma Securities, and worked as Director of Alternative Investments at Proequities, Inc. Her diverse background not only provides her with a comprehensive skill set but also equips her to advocate effectively for a wide range of stakeholders in the investment community.

Arnold holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama and is licensed with Series 7, 66, and 24, making her credentials a strong asset to the ADISA board.

About Concorde

Founded as a full-service broker-dealer and SEC-registered investment advisor, Concorde aims to support both financial professionals and their clients through an integrated ecosystem of investment and insurance products. The firm prides itself on a personalized approach, offering tools tailored to the unique goals of each advisor and client.

Headquartered in Michigan, Concorde operates its services across all 50 states, emphasizing a long-term commitment to clients and industry leadership. The firm is dedicated to continuous improvement and excellence, factors that dovetail neatly into Arnold's new role at ADISA.

This election not only reflects recognition for Arnold's individual accomplishments but also serves as validation of Concorde’s ongoing mission to foster a more transparent and collaborative investment environment. As the financial landscape continues to evolve, the insights and leadership of individuals like Arnold will become increasingly pivotal in shaping the future of alternative investments. Her tenure at ADISA represents a substantial opportunity to influence industry practices, ensuring that the needs of diverse market participants are fully addressed.