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Resolute Wealth Advisor
Resolute Wealth Advisor was founded in 2017 in Findlay, Ohio, by a team of advisors anchored by Scott Hohman, a Certified Financial Planner and Accredited...
Resolute Wealth Advisor
Resolute Wealth Advisor was founded in 2017 in Findlay, Ohio, by a team of advisors anchored by Scott Hohman, a Certified Financial Planner and Accredited Investment Fiduciary who has practiced since 1992. The firm was built to serve the concentrated wealth created by Northwest Ohio’s industrial and agricultural communities, converting operating-business and farmland equity into durable, multi-generational financial plans. The firm operates across three asset-class pillars: directly held real estate, agriculture, and private credit. Resolute does not raise blind-pool funds, instead structuring its clients’ capital through direct investments and managed accounts. Advised portfolios are designed around retirement distribution, business-succession events, and tax-efficiency strategies — Ryan Geary specializes in the tax overlay, Brayden Thomas focuses on younger farming families, and Scott Hohman on more sophisticated, alternative-heavy portfolios. The geographic mandate is narrowly defined: the firm explicitly serves families, corporations, and nonprofits within Northwest Ohio. Resolute’s five professionals manage an undisclosed pool of assets for individuals, corporations, and nonprofits. The team operates from a single office at 1100 E. Main Cross Street in Findlay, and has no stated intention to move into broader institutional fundraising or to launch commingled vehicles. There is no philanthropic foundation disclosed or membership in peer clubs like Tiger 21. In 2025, the firm maintained its three-advisor structure unchanged, continuing to emphasize its 15-minute introductory-call intake process. What distinguishes Resolute’s architecture is its posture as a multi-family office for a single economic cohort: the concentrated, illiquid wealth of an agricultural and industrial region. Rather than competing on AUM scale or national account-opening, the firm substitutes deep local-knowledge for institutional generalism, with each advisor covering a lifecycle segment — business-founder runoff, family succession, and early-stage professional accumulation.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
2017
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Findlay
Corporate office
1100 E. Main Cross Street, Suite 157, Findlay, OH 45840, United States
Principals
Scott Hohman
Advisor & CFP, AIF
Ryan Geary
Advisor & CFP
Brayden Thomas
Advisor
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Resolute Wealth Advisor?
Client-level asset allocation is advisor-led. Scott Hohman, a CFP and AIF, guides established business leaders toward alternative-heavy portfolios; Ryan Geary runs the tax-efficiency and retirement-planning overlay; Brayden Thomas handles agricultural-family engagement. The firm does not employ a dedicated CIO — advisory decisions sit with the named practitioners.
How does Resolute source investment opportunities?
The firm does not market a proprietary sourcing network or formal deal-flow pipeline. Its stated value proposition is advice, not origination — portfolios are built from managed accounts and direct holdings, with the advisor team selecting investments aligned to a client’s business-sale, retirement, or legacy-transfer path.
Is Resolute structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a wealth-management practice?
Resolute is structured as an RIA serving multiple families, corporations, and nonprofits — effectively a multi-family office for a concentrated regional cohort. It is not a single-family office, and there is no publicly known anchoring family.
Does Resolute participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm describes its work as building sophisticated portfolios for business leaders. While specific fund-commitment activity is not publicly disclosed, language around 'sophisticated portfolios' and direct real estate and private credit suggests the use of managed accounts and direct holdings rather than traditional blind-pool fund-of-funds commitments.
Which sectors or asset classes does Resolute explicitly focus on?
The firm’s advisory practice centers on three asset classes that mirror the wealth profile of its Northwest Ohio client base: directly held real estate, agriculture, and private credit. General securities portfolios are managed alongside these illiquid concentrations.
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