Our Advisors

Bryon Culbertson founded Investment Concepts Inc., in 1995 after a rigourous two-year training program with a successful brokerage firm. He continues to keep his training and professional knowledge on the cutting edge by attending numerous seminars, educational workshops, continuing education programs, and trade study groups. Bryon is currently enrolled in the Certified Financial Planner program at the College for Financial Planning in Denver Colorado.

Bryon studied Theology at Tomlinson College and served three congregations as pastor.  A current member of the National Association of Christian Financial Consultants, Mr. Culbertson is a well known and respected speaker on a wide range of financial subjects.

In January 2001, Sherri N. White, CPA joined Bryon in his financial planning practice at Investment Concepts. Sherri is a graduate of Wake Forest University and worked for 13 years with one of the Big Five accounting firms. She has extensive experience with employee benefit plans and especially enjoys assisting individuals and business of all sizes with their retirement plan needs. 

Sherri is a graduate of the Pickens County Leadership program class of 2002, and is a past president for the Greater Easley Chamber of Commerce. She and her husband Jeff are also blessed to be currently serving as the Senior Pastors of College Park Worship Center in Greenville. 

Dennis Latham joined Bryon and Sherri in January 2008, bringing with him over 16 years of experience in financial services.  Dennis is a Tennessee native, with a degree in finance from the University of Tennessee. He started his career in banking and eventually moved in to the financial advisory industry.  In 2002, he formed Palmetto Capital Group, an independent mortgage and financial firm.  Investment Concepts is pleased to be able to now offer mortgage services through Palmetto Capital Group.  

Dennis and his wife Cherie live in Easley, and are active members of Easley Presbyterian Church.  Dennis also volunteers with several area organizations, including Easley Lion's Club and Pickens County Habitat for Humanity.