David Nesbitt of Nesbitt Financial¹ initially left Cambridge for a new opportunity with a bank he believed was a good fit. A few years later, he made the decision to return — and he’s happier than he’s ever been.

David's decision to return to Cambridge was driven by a desire for something he couldn't find at his firm: a true sense of belonging. While at Cambridge, he felt:

• Comfortable having honest, open conversations with executives and senior leadership
• Enjoyed the collaborative dialogue with the firm’s associates
• Control of his business
• Valued and not just a number. Cambridge knew him by name.

When his prior firm couldn't offer the same experience, he knew it was time to “come home.” He is enjoying his return so much that he plans to finish his career at Cambridge.

David's story isn't unique. Many advisors who leave Cambridge return after discovering that their new partner firm can't provide the level of personalized service, flexible solutions, and sense of community they had become accustomed to.