Integrity Wealth Solutions

Overview

Integrity Wealth Solutions was founded in 2016 and operates from Denver, Colorado, providing fiduciary investment advisory and asset management services. The firm structures its client relationships as a registered investment advisor, which carries a legal duty to place client interests first — a structural distinction from broker-dealer models that dominated wealth management in the region prior to the firm's formation. Its client base spans individuals, high-net-worth families, retirement plan sponsors, charitable foundations, and non-profit organizations, with a geographic concentration in the Mountain West. The firm's investment posture centers on discretionary portfolio management and ongoing advisory services. Asset-class coverage typically includes domestic and international equities, fixed income, and diversified pooled vehicles, though the firm does not publicly catalog its tactical allocations. Portfolio construction appears to follow a goals-based framework — common among RIAs of its vintage — rather than a single-house strategy. The firm does not operate proprietary fund structures or direct-deal capabilities, functioning instead as an allocator who selects third-party managers and constructs tailored portfolios. No named portfolio holdings, specific fund commitments, or co-investment partners are identifiable from public record. Integrity Wealth Solutions maintains a single office in Denver, keeping its operational footprint concentrated. Public disclosures do not confirm the number of investment professionals, credentialed advisors on staff, or assets under advisement. The firm does not publish notice of adjacent vehicles, philanthropic foundations under common control, or membership in peer networks such as Tiger 21 or R360. The RIA's structural differentiator is its independence and fiduciary posture in a wealth corridor often dominated by wirehouse branch offices and bank-trust departments. By organizing as a registered investment advisor rather than a broker-dealer, the firm eliminates commission-based product conflicts from its client relationships — aligning revenue solely with advisory fees. That architecture is increasingly common but remains the defining feature that separates the firm's incentives from legacy competitors in its home market.