Todd Hasty

Todd Hasty didn’t set out to build a traditional wealth management firm.

He entered the industry through opportunity, at a time when the focus was largely on markets, products, and transactions. But early in his career, it became clear that something was missing. Too often, the conversation centered on investments without truly understanding the people behind them.

Over time—and through both personal and professional experiences—Todd’s perspective evolved. He began to see that financial decisions are rarely just about money. They’re about family, priorities, trade-offs, and the kind of life someone is trying to build.

That belief became the foundation for Nash – Hasty Private Wealth Management, a firm he built from the ground up over nearly three decades with a different approach in mind.

While many people initially come in with questions about their investments, Todd focuses on understanding the bigger picture first—what matters most to each client, what they’re working toward, and what a successful future actually looks like for them. From there, everything else, including the investment strategy, is built with that purpose in mind.

He takes that responsibility seriously. Every portfolio is built and managed with intention, reflecting not only market conditions, but the individual goals and circumstances behind it.

Outside the office, Todd’s priorities are simple: family.

He and his wife, Amy, have built a life centered around their children and growing family, including grandchildren who now bring a new layer of meaning to everything they do. Whether it’s traveling together, gathering for holidays, or spending one-on-one time—like the “Dude’s Days” he shares with his grandson—those are the moments that matter most.

And like many of the clients he works with, Todd understands firsthand the challenge of balancing it all. It wasn’t just his career being built—Amy has had a successful career of her own—and together they’ve navigated the same realities so many families face: busy work lives, raising a family, planning for the future, and trying to enjoy life along the way.

That perspective isn’t separate from his work. It’s the reason for it.

Because in the end, financial planning isn’t just about numbers.
It’s about helping people make the most of the time they have—
with the people who matter most.