BIO
Robby Lewis is an Investment Advisor Representative at Gerber Kawasaki. A third-generation Angeleno, he grew up in the Sherman Oaks area and graduated from UC Davis with a degree in Economics and a minor in Finance.
Robby's career began as a project financial consultant in aerospace, where he worked for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) on key missions, most notably the Perseverance (Mars 2020 Rover) project. While working on these large-scale missions was rewarding, Robby craved the opportunity to connect more personally with people. He realized he could build these connections as an investment advisor, using his education to work closely with individuals and families and make a meaningful impact on their lives.
As a first-generation college graduate, Robby took it upon himself to learn how to save, plan, and prioritize financial security. He understands that finances and investing can be intimidating, and he prides himself on his patience and empathy. These qualities enable him to gain a deeper understanding of his clients and their needs.
When Robby is not working, you can find him spending time with his wife at local concerts or coffee shops, hiking, running, watching the Lakers and Dodgers, or camping at national parks.
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May 7, 2024
Robby Lewis - Use Financial Biases To Your Advantage! | Gerber Kawasaki
No one is above financial biases. However, the best way to limit their impact on your decision making is to recognize them head-on. This week, GK Financial Advisor Robby Lewis explores three cognitive biases that you should be aware of.
January 18, 2023
What You Need To Know About Student Loans
The biggest changes in student loan history happened in 2022. It’s more important now than ever to understand the impacts these changes have had on individual borrowers and the overall economy. There are two main types of student loans – Private & Federal. The unfortunate reality is that many high school students dreaming of attending college in California have no clue what they are doing when someone tells them they should take out student loans. Financial education is key when planning for your future. Let’s break it down!
