Grant Rembert, MBA

As part of the Rembert & Mode Financial Group, I am committed to helping my clients pursue their goals.  Whether you are planning for retirement, seeking to accumulate or preserve your wealth, saving for children’s or grandchildren’s education, I can develop tailored strategies that address your vast and ever-changing needs.

Before entering the financial services industry, I coached college baseball for six years.  As head of recruiting and player development, I gained strategic and tactical insights that helped me build a successful team and successful people.  As a Financial Advisor, I leverage this experience when assisting my clients in their daily financial decisions.

Growing up, my focus was on education, sports, and pursing goals.  I graduated from Maiden High School in 2001, where I won numerous academic and athletic awards and accolades.  I was part of the 1999 Maiden High School Baseball State Championship team earning All-State honors.  I was also a member of the 2000 Shrine Bowl, representing North Carolina as the starting quarterback.  I attended Elon University on a baseball scholarship, earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master in Business Administration.  In 2008, I became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.  As a coach, I pride myself on demonstrating a strong work ethic, passion, player development, and assisting my players in reaching their full potential and athletic goals. 

Hard work, achievement, and success are what drive me.  My mission is to use this to help each of my clients plan for a financial future in a way that aligns with his or her goals.  And my commitment doesn’t end there.  Active in my community, I currently serve on the board of directors for the Catawba Science Center.  I am also a member of the Hickory Elks Lodge and Rotary Club of Lake Hickory, where I also serve on the board of directors.  Away from the office, I enjoy spending time with my family, playing baseball, running, working out, and mentoring and training young athletes.  My wife, Ashley, and I live in Maiden with our two sons, Davis (5) and Lee (3).