Madison Estate Council
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Mentor Programme
{Mentorship programme is designed to help teens find the career path that best suits them.}
Estate Planning Professional Development
Provides a forum for local estate planning attorneys, CPAs, bank trust officers, financial planners, and insurance professionals to network and learn.
About
Madison Estate Council
Founded in
2014
EIN
391290229
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(6)
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
1032 QUINN DR WAUNAKEE, Wisconsin 53597-2501 United States
Website
www.madisonestatecouncil.com
Phone
(866)-226-2224
Email address
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About
The Madison Estate Council is a local association of estate planning attorneys, CPAs, bank trust officers, financial planners, and life insurance professionals. They hold meetings with speakers on estate planning topics.
Mission
The Madison Estate Council is a local association of estate planning attorneys, CPAs, bank trust officers, financial planners and life insurance professionals.
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