Owen Demmerly, CFP®

Partner & Senior Financial Advisor

Experience & Expertise

Owen specializes in working closely with individuals, families, and foundations/endowments to help them put in place better financial practices that result in achieving their short and long-term aspirations. At Greenspring, he is an integral part of the financial planning committee and leads the Baltimore chapter of The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA). Creating the best client experience is a passion for Owen.

Get Better Acquainted With Owen

Favorite Thing About Working With Clients

“I’m most passionate about helping individuals and foundations/endowments implement effective planning strategies in order to enhance their lives and the lives of those who depend on them.”

My Philosophy On Client Service

“Serving clients is the driving force as to why we do what we do. When serving clients my expectation is to always go above and beyond to help them.”

Maryland 
B.A. from Goucher College
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®

Treasurer, Starboard Society
Captain of the Goucher Men’s Lacrosse Team
Medford, NJ
Goucher College
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society Starboard Society
Camping
Biking
Board games
Skiing/Snowboarding
Playing recreational sports
Guitar
Travel
Have a Bias Towards Action
What I Love About Greenspring

“I love the family that Greenspring has created and the collaborative atmosphere that allows us to improve the lives of our clients in the most effective ways.”

Recent Insights

What is a tax law sunset? More importantly, should I do anything?

Is the tax law sunset a thing of beauty, or does it signify the end of a good thing? In short, the sunset means tax rates are set to change in 2026.

Should I Buy My First Home in the Midst of a Global Pandemic?

Unlike the Great Recession of 2008, housing prices have not come plummeting down, and many predict they won’t. While prices may not be a particular bargain, borrowing to finance the purchase is. With interest rates hovering around historic lows, the cost to borrow is relatively cheap.

Grants for First Responders & Volunteer Fire Departments

COVID-19 has put financial stress on individuals, businesses, and most of all, our first responders. During these times of difficulty for our nation and our world, our first responders are stepping up to the front lines–“one for all.” Our government has created several grants to provide financial support to our first responders, specifically our fire departments.