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A resident of Wichita, Kansas, Aaron Jack serves as president of the Genius Diversified Holdings, LLC with offices in Overland Park and Wichita, Kansas. His network of associates engages with businesses, individuals, and families in creating retirement-planning strategies that incorporate vehicles such as 401(k) plans. Aaron Jack maintains insurance and securities licenses and sets up large-scale managed money accounts and estate plans. Mr. Jack completed his MBA at Friends University and his juris doctor at the Washburn University School of Law. He gained early experience as regional sales manager with Jackson National Life Insurance Company in Los Angeles, CA and served as a divisional director with New York Life Insurance Company from 2002 to 2007. In the latter position, Mr. Jack oversaw efforts that increased sales of annuities and mutual funds across a $1.5 billion territory encompassing 31 offices.

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Kansas City Royals defeat the New York Mets to win the 2015 World Series

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Kansas City Royals

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Trash Mountain Project Earns ECFA Accreditation

A former politician and accomplished businessman in Kansas, Aaron Jack has more than 15 years of experience in the financial services industry. Currently serving as the president of Genius Diversified Holdings, LLC, he is a registered investment adviser representative. An active member of his Kansas community, Aaron Jack supports Trash Mountain Project. A non-profit organization based in Topeka, Trash Mountain Project (TMP) was founded with the goal of bringing sustainable changes to communities around the world that are near to and/or dependent for survival on a landfill. Toward this end, TMP raises funds through grants, churches, individuals, and organizations to fund plans that focus on such areas as education and nutrition. Recently, TMP was awarded Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) accreditation. The ECFA maintains a set of standards relating to such things as financial accountability and transparency that is used when determining an organization’s eligibility for accreditation. Organizations that have earned accreditation have demonstrated a clear willingness to adhere to a biblical model of financial accountability and a dedication to sharing the glory of Jesus Christ with others around the world. Now that TMP is accredited, it can display the ECFA seal as a testament to its values and overall mission.

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Reasons for Booking a Ski Trip to Breckinridge, Colorado

A resident of Wichita, Kansas, Aaron Jack serves as president of Genius Diversified Holdings, LLC. When not managing the Kansas wealth management firm, Aaron Jack enjoys skiing, with a preference for the slopes in Breckenridge, Colorado. While most people’s minds immediately turn to Vail and Aspen when they think about skiing in Colorado, many skiers would make a case for booking a trip to Breckinridge. This often overlooked town offers world-class skiing with more than 155 trails and 31 lifts (including the highest in all of North America). Furthermore, as much of the mountain sits above the tree line, the winds naturally redistribute snow each night, allowing for fresh tracks each morning. However, all skiers know that a ski trip requires more than just a good mountain; also necessary is a good town and good accommodations. Breckinridge is home to the largest historic district in Colorado, and dining and drinking options abound as well. Breckinridge also boasts cookie shop Mary’s Mountain Cookies, a local favorite for more than 15 years. As far as places to stay, One Ski Hill Place offers luxurious condominium accommodations and a convenient location at the base of Peak 8.                            

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A Brief History of the Kansas City Royals

Outside of his role as president of Genius Diversified Holdings, LLC, Aaron Jack of Wichita, Kansas, is an avid sports fan. Aaron Jack enjoys supporting local teams such as the Kansas City Royals and Kansas City Chiefs. The Kansas City Royals contested their first season as a Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise in 1969. Competing in the American League (AL) West, the Royals recorded their first winning season two years later, winning 85 games and placing second overall in their division. Following the 1976 season, Kansas City won the AL West and made its first postseason appearance. The team advanced to the American League Championship Series (ALCS), falling in seven games to the New York Yankees. The Royals would go on to reach the ALCS in 1977 and 1978, losing to the Yankees on both occasions. After failing to make the playoffs in 1979 the Royals regrouped and made their first World Series appearance in 1980. Five years later the Royals returned to the World Series, this time defeating the favored St. Louis Cardinals in seven games, capped off by an improbable 11-0 win in the decider. The franchise endured a considerable playoff drought following its first World Series win. However, the Kansas City Royals returned to the postseason in style, pushing the eventual champion San Francisco Giants to seven games in the 2014 World Series.                            

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It is amazing how many financial companies dial back to the 1970's and 1980's to build their business plan. I guess they didn't get the memo that the industry is embracing fee based planning to deliver the most efficient client portfolios. It will be interesting when the last few large mutual insurance companies finally join the new century!

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Aquaponics with the Trash Mountain Project

A former state representative for the state of Kansas, Aaron Jack now heads the investment services firm Genius Diversified Holdings, LLC. Alongside his career, Aaron Jack supports local organizations such as the Trash Mountain Project, headquartered in Topeka, Kansas. Established by Brett and Jaelle Durbin following their visit to a trash dump near Tegucigalpa, Honduras, when they were on a trip to that country, the Trash Mountain Project endeavors to assist those living in trash dumps across the world. The organization currently works in Cambodia, the Dominican Republic, and the Philippines, as well as Honduras. As part of its effort to assist people in these places to obtain sufficient nutrition, the Trash Mountain Project has begun employing a system known as aquaponics. The aquaponics system essentially comprises food production in water. Ideally, this creates a self-sustaining system of fish and plants, combining the techniques of aquaculture and hydroponics. For more information about the Trash Mountain Project and its work with aquaponics, visit www.trashmountain.com.