Breland has always been captivated with the financial markets and investing. He had visions of becoming a Hedge Fund Manager, like Bobby Axelrod in the TV show Billions, but quickly realized his strengths were better utilized working with clients to help achieve their financial goals. As a financial advisor Breland understands that the challenging and essential decisions he helps his clients make stand to have a positive and far-reaching impact through their entire lives. He approaches his efforts with sincerity and discipline and aims to be a steady hand as his clients shape their financial strategy. Breland helps his clients balance today’s challenges while keeping an eye on the long-term objectives. He believes that no matter what stage a client is in, he is able to provide individually focused education to help one meet their financial goals.
Breland started with Waddell & Reed as an intern and he saw a culture that puts clients first, seeking to educate and translate financial language such that clients could make well-informed decisions to pursue their goals and ease their concerns.
Breland was born and raised in Missouri and graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. He also earned a Certificate in Risk Management and Insurance which allows students to develop skills for identifying, assessing, and managing risks faced by individuals, businesses, and organizations. Breland earned his CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® certification in 2020 and his Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®) designation in 2025.
Breland has always had a passion for sports and fitness. When he is not at work, Breland enjoys going to Chiefs football games, hanging out with friends, and golf. Anytime the weather is nice, he tries to get out on the course as much as possible. He also enjoys attending golf tournaments, he has been to the Phoenix Open a couple times and his favorite so far, the Masters. Back in 2021 Breland was fortunate enough to get to go to one of the practice rounds with his father.