John Carrozzella

Financial Planner

Experience & Expertise

John Carrozzella is a Financial Planner at Greenspring Advisors, where he supports advisors in developing comprehensive financial plans tailored to clients’ unique goals and circumstances. Through financial analysis and research, he helps identify strategies across investments, taxes, retirement, and estate planning. John enjoys helping clients better understand their financial picture and work toward achieving their long-term goals.
John earned his degree in Finance from Virginia Tech’s Pamplin College of Business, specializing in Financial Planning and Wealth Management. He began his career at Greenspring Advisors as an intern before joining full-time as a Financial Planner.
Originally from Wallingford, Connecticut, John now calls New York City home. Outside of work, he enjoys following the New England Patriots and Virginia Tech sports. He also has an interest in meteorology and enjoys hiking and spending time with family and friends.

Favorite Thing About Working With Clients

“Creating meaningful client relationships through personalized guidance and thoughtful financial planning.”

My Philosophy On Client Service

“Building trust through clear communication, personalized support, and a commitment to helping clients feel confident.”

New York 
B.S. in Finance
Concentration in Financial Planning
Wallingford, CT
Virginia Tech
V Foundation for Cancer Research
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Have a Bias Towards Action
What I Love About Greenspring

“I love being part of a collaborative team that encourages growth, values new ideas, and supports one another's success.”

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