Reid’s journey began early. At just 13 years old, he landed his first job sweeping floors at Wyoming Glass, learning the fundamentals of business from the ground up. That summer, Reid saved every dollar he earned to buy his first bike—a simple achievement that sparked a lifelong appreciation for hard work, financial responsibility, and the satisfaction of earning something on his own. By the age of 16, Reid was already investing his hard-earned money into the stock market, discovering not only the value of hard work but also the importance of investing early and often. These formative experiences laid the groundwork for his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to financial independence. They are the moments—and the makings—of one of Wyoming’s greatest business leaders and innovators, dedicated to preserving Wyoming values while shaping a stronger, more prosperous future for the Cowboy State.

A graduate of Natrona County High School and the University of Wyoming, Reid has always remained deeply connected to the people and communities that shaped him. Wyoming’s rugged landscapes and tight-knit communities taught him the importance of perseverance, humility, and service to others. These values are woven into every aspect of his life and leadership.

As a seasoned wealth manager, Reid has spent his career guiding Wyoming’s veterans, ranchers, first responders, and teachers toward financial independence and secure retirements. His work is grounded in trust, integrity, and a personal touch—qualities that reflect his deep respect for those who serve and sustain Wyoming’s way of life. Reid’s dedication to helping others succeed stems from his own journey and the understanding that financial security creates stronger families, stronger communities, and a stronger Wyoming.