Getting to Know: Mandy Korpi

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I joined Carson Wealth in April 2016 and have been working as an Operations Associate on the Operations Team. I previously worked in the Special Education world, and my most recent work experience prior to Carson Wealth was as a Staffing Manager at a local staffing firm. Although this has been a big career change for me, I am enjoying the constant learning and challenges that are presented to me each day. My daily goal is to assist our advisors and other internal stakeholders to help our clients achieve True Wealth.

I grew up in Omaha and met my Wisconsin born husband (don’t judge him!) a couple of years ago, and we married this past July 1. We have a dog named Frank and when not at work I enjoy reading and watching sports; especially the Green Bay Packers!

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