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Pat Vitucci, CEO of Vitucci & Associates, Named NPC's #1 Producing Financial Advisor*

Vitucci & Associates is a Bay Area independent financial advisory firm founded by Pat Vitucci.

Pat Vitucci, CEO of Vitucci & Associates, Named NPC's #1 Producing Financial Advisor*
2011-02-04
WALNUT CREEK, CA, February 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Pat Vitucci, a Bay Area Independent Financial Advisor, was recently named NPC's (National Planning Corporation) #1 producing financial advisor in 2010*. National Planning Corporation is one of the nation's largest broker dealers with over 1600 financial advisors throughout the United States. Pat Vitucci is the President/CEO for Vitucci & Associates, headquartered in Walnut Creek, CA...with 10 other offices in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area.

"I am very proud to accept this honor," said Vitucci. "It is a pleasure to work with NPC. I owe a lot of credit to them and my clients who put their trust in me to manage their investments. I also could not have achieved this top ranking without the support and commitment of my knowledgeable staff."

Pat Vitucci provides financial advice for several radio and television stations and hosts his own hour-long radio show called "Your Financial Life." He conducts seminars on various financial topics throughout the Bay Area, sometimes in conjunction with other industry professionals, and has lectured at many organizations, both civic and fraternal, and at numerous corporate-sponsored events.

Pat's mantra--"Don't Invest And Forget"--is not only the title of his recent book, but reflects his approach to managing investments with an active asset allocation method of continually evaluating and redeploying clients' portfolios based upon changing market conditions.

Pat Vitucci has been an active leader in the financial services industry for more than 30 years. He has served in various capacities in his corporate life, including as President of Broker Relations and President of a subsidiary of a major financial corporation. He lives in Alamo and was educated at, Monmouth University in New Jersey where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics.

*Ranking based on individual production for 2010 and is not a reflection of investment performances or future success. Security and advisory services offered through National Planning Corporation (NPC), member FINRA, SIPC and a registered investment advisor. Vitucci & Associates and NPC are separate and unrelated companies.

San Francisco Bay Area Financial Advisor and Radio Personality Pat Vitucci founded Vitucci & Associates more than 16 years ago. For more information, please contact us at (800) 472-8305 or visit us at www.dontinvestandforget.com.

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[Press-News.org] Pat Vitucci, CEO of Vitucci & Associates, Named NPC's #1 Producing Financial Advisor*
Vitucci & Associates is a Bay Area independent financial advisory firm founded by Pat Vitucci.