Griffin Wealth Management | Timonium, MD

A tradition of

watching over your wealth

In ancient times, the legendary griffin served as the regal protector of precious things, standing in sentinel over the treasures and possessions of kings and queens. Today the majestic griffin assumes a thoroughly modern role not just through our name, but also in our approach to managing wealth.

At Griffin Wealth Management of Raymond James, we are here to serve as responsible stewards of your wealth – vigilantly looking out for the wealth and legacy of your organization or family.

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griffin

The griffin is a legendary creature, half lion and half eagle. The lion was traditionally considered to be king of the beasts, and the eagle, king of the birds. As a result, the griffin was thought to be especially powerful and majestic – and the king of all creatures. During Medieval times, griffins were well-known symbols for guarding the treasures and possessions of kings and queens.

The griffin is also the official mascot of The College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia – the second oldest college in America, preceded only by Harvard University. The coat of arms of King William and Queen Mary was adorned with lions, and the lion’s body evokes the historic royal founding and early history of the college. The eagle’s head references the national symbol of the United States.

The College of William & Mary is the alma mater of our founding partner, Kevin Doyle, and his wife, Grace. The griffin – and all it represents – serves as the appropriate symbol of the unrelenting commitment Griffin Wealth Management has to its clients.