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Ivan Ivars

Associate
iivars@htsw.com
510-283-2777
Dallas
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Education

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from Tusculum University
  • Master of Science in Business Analytics from University of the Cumberlands

Certification(s) & Designation(s)

About Ivan

Ivan Ivars joined Hightower Signature Wealth in October 2026, where he works closely with the wealth management team to connect prospective clients with financial professionals who can help them take the first steps toward achieving their financial goals.

Originally from Alicante, Spain, Ivan moved to the United States on a collegiate tennis scholarship. He earned his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Tusculum University, where he also served as captain of the men’s tennis team. His academic background includes graduate studies in Business Analytics.

Before joining HTSW, Ivan worked closely with high-net-worth individuals, developing a passion for building meaningful relationships and delivering personalized service. His experience, combined with his interest in investing and financial planning, inspired him to pursue a career in wealth management.

Outside of work, Ivan enjoys competing in tennis tournaments, running, and traveling to explore new places.

Ivan’s Recommended Reads

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    Tax Planning for Businesses at Every Stage of Growth

    Tax planning is not a one-time exercise. Decisions made when a business is formed can affect its owners for years, while expansion, profitability, and a potential sale create new opportunities and risks. An effective strategy evolves with the business, taking into account its legal structure, cash flow, owners’ objectives, and applicable federal, state, and local…

  • 4 minutes

    Market Leadership Rotates as Investors Reassess the AI Trade

    Jeffrey L. Corliss, CFP®, ChFC®, CLU® CASL®Managing Director Monthly Market Summary Market Breadth Improves Even as Large Cap Tech Stocks Trade Lower October was a better month for most stocks than the S&P 500’s small decline suggests. The index set a new all-time high early in the month, then traded lower as the largest technology…

  • 2 minutes

    Stocks vs. Bonds: More Choices for Investors as Bond Yields Rise

    Jeffrey L. Corliss, CFP®, ChFC®, CLU® CASL®Managing Director For most of the past two decades, investors seeking higher returns had to rely more heavily on stocks. After the 2008 financial crisis, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates extremely low to support the economy, which meant Treasury bonds offered relatively little income. While stocks carried more…