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Cavner, who serves as senior vice president and top financial consultant for Bancorp, was also named to the list in 2004.
The list comprises financial advisers recognized for “their acceptable compliance and legal records, consistent high production numbers and community involvement,” according to a Bancorp news release.
Cavner joined the financial services industry in 1991 and has since been named to Research Magazine’s “Women’s Winners Circle” and U.S. Banker Magazine’s “Top 25 Women to Watch 2004.” She was also named as one of the area’s Most Influential Business Women by Springfield Business Journal in 2000.
Franklin Templeton Investments ranks Cavner in the top 1 percent of investment advisers worldwide. She has more than 3,300 clients and manages more than $420 million in assets.
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