Emma Eby, CFP®

Senior Analyst

Experience & Expertise

Emma Eby is a Senior Analyst at Greenspring Advisors, where she assists advisors in
creating comprehensive financial plans that best suit clients’ needs related to retirement,
taxes, estate planning, and investment decisions. Emma is passionate about helping
clients achieve life goals through cohesive, personalized financial strategies.

Emma graduated from Virginia Tech, where she attended the Pamplin School of
Business, earning a Bachelor of Science in Financial Planning & Wealth Management.
Emma is also a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® Professional.

Emma grew up just outside Washington, D.C. In her free time, Emma enjoys exercising,
reading, and spending time with friends and family.

Favorite Thing About Working With Clients

“I value earning trust by understanding the details that matter most, and helping simplify
life in whatever way serves my clients best.”

My Philosophy On Client Service

“I believe client service means being reliable, proactive, and adaptable—meeting clients
where they are while keeping them on track toward their goals.”

New York 
B.S. in Finance
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®
Alexandria, VA
Virginia Tech
She’s the First
Travel
Exploring Restaurants and Cuisines
Art and Fashion
Spending time with family and friends
Have a bias towards action
What I Love About Greenspring

“I appreciate working in a culture that prioritizes life, fosters collaboration, and supports one another with respect.”

Recent Insights

Charitable Trust vs. Private Foundation: Key Differences for Financial Planning

A comparison of charitable trusts and private foundations, with a focus on their respective benefits for personal financial planning.

It’s Not About Alternatives: What the New 401(k) Rule Is Really Trying to Fix

At a recent conference, our team heard directly from Daniel Aronowitz, Assistant Secretary of Labor and head of the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA).

Mom, Dad – We Need to Talk. Aging Parents and Financial Planning Considerations

You probably don’t want to think about your parents getting older, so like many people, you’ve likely put off addressing their growing needs. After all, mom and dad are fine today, so why worry? Until the day they’re not fine. And when “not fine” arrives, it often comes without warning.