Matthew Enyedi

Group Managing Director, Chief Client Officer

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Matthew Enyedi serves as Group Managing Director, Chief Client Officer, for LPL Financial. The Client Success organization is a client-centered, cross-functional team responsible for fueling the sustained success and enablement of LPL advisors and institutions. Under this organization, Mr. Enyedi leads success management, growth strategy and enablement, business lifecycle solutions, business design and solutioning, as well as client experience and insights. As trusted members of an advisor’s inner circle, the Client Success organization seeks to maximize client success throughout the entire lifecycle of the businesses they run and to drive outcomes that support, enable, and empower clients at every stage.

Previously, Mr. Enyedi led LPL’s Service and Supervision organization as well as LPL Business Solutions, responsible for developing and deploying a platform of professional services to LPL advisors to help them build their extraordinary businesses. Prior to that, he led the Wealth Management organization and was responsible for accelerating the organic growth of LPL advisors across planning, advisory, brokerage and retirement plan services. Before leading the Wealth Management organization, Mr. Enyedi was responsible for several teams across the organization, including RIA, data analytics, and MarComm

Prior to joining LPL Financial in 2003, he worked as a financial advisor with UBS PaineWebber.

Mr. Enyedi earned a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communication and Business Administration from the University of San Diego. He earned the Certified Investment Management Analyst® designation from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.

Tune into If You Could with Matt & Taryn for bi-weekly episodes with a fresh take on the art of financial advice.

Recent If You Could Episodes from Matt Enyedi

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Marc Freedman, President and CEO, Freedman Financial

Marc Freedman on Advisor Succession Planning — Podcast

| LPL Financial

In this episode of If You Could, LPL's first Liquidity and Succession advisor Marc Freedman shares how he built, optimized, and successfully transitioned his practice — and grew his AUM from $560M to $950M in the process.

Matt Weaver, Vice President, Freemont Bank

Winning High-Net-Worth Clients in Silicon Valley — Podcast

| LPL Financial

Matt Enyedi and guest host Ken Hullings sit down with Matt Weaver, Vice President and financial advisor at Fremont Bank, to discuss strategies for financial advisors to attract and retain high-net-worth clients, and explore how specialized tax planning and comprehensive financial planning drive success.

Marc Zabicki, LPL Financial, Chief Investment Officer and Director of Research

Navigating Policy-Driven Markets as a Financial Advisor - Podcast

| LPL Financial

LPL Financial Chief Investment Officer Marc Zabicki examines how tariffs, geopolitical conflict, and executive action have redefined what drives markets — and why financial advisors who focus on risk management and clear communication hold the edge right now.

Tara Popernik, LPL Financial CFA, CFP

Managing Tax Drag Year-Round – Podcast

| LPL Financial

In this episode of If You Could, Tara Popernik, CFA®, CFP®, EVP of Wealth Planning at LPL Financial, makes the case for year-round tax management as one of the most powerful and underutilized differentiators in an advisor's practice.

Marc Cohen, LPL Financial Group Managing Director, Chief Growth Officer

The New Age of Advisor Independence — Podcast

| LPL Financial

In this episode of If You Could, Marc Cohen, LPL Financial's Chief Growth Officer, shares how AI, industry consolidation, and the evolution of the independent model are reshaping what it means to build a sustainable advisory practice — and how advisors can thrive in what comes next.

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