SignatureFD, a leading financial design and advisory firm that helps clients make an impact with their wealth, announced the appointment of Hunter Hill as the company’s Director of Advisor Development. Hill will help SignatureFD continue to attract, develop and retain the best advisors by providing strategic leadership, management and accountability programs.

Hill, a former Georgia State senator and candidate for Governor of Georgia, is well versed in leading organizations through challenges to achieve goals. From corporations, to political campaigns, to military combat, Hill has deep experience in helping teams create and achieve a shared vision.

“We’re thrilled to have Hunter join the SignatureFD family,” said Doug Liptak, Co-Founder and Chief Development Officer at SignatureFD. “He has a diverse background in helping teams in business, military and government elevate their performance, so they can maximize their impact.”

“SignatureFD has built a formidable team of advisors who exude grit, grace, growth and a passion for helping their clients make an impact with their wealth,” said Hunter Hill, Director of Advisor Development at SignatureFD. “I’m excited to provide the additional training and development needed to help the team continue to grow.”

Prior to joining SignatureFD, Hill was a president for Tommy Newberry Coaching, a coaching company for entrepreneurs and executives. Before that, Hill served as a senator for Georgia for five years, and he was a candidate for Georgia governor. Hill received his Bachelor of Science degree in general management from the United States Military Academy at West Point. Upon graduating, he served as a Lieutenant and a Captain in the United States Army. Hill also graduated from the U.S. Army Airborne school, the U.S. Army Air Assault school, as well as the U.S. Army Ranger school.

Hill was formerly the Vice Chair of the Georgia Senate’s Majority Caucus; the chair of the Senate Veterans, Military and Homeland Security Committee; and the vice chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.