Harrison Sedmak

Senior Financial Planner

Harrison Sedmak

Harrison is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional at Facet who believes financial planning should help people feel more in control of their finances and excited about what the future can hold. He enjoys getting to know his members, understanding what matters most to them, and helping align their financial decisions with the goals and experiences they want to pursue.

Before joining Facet, Harrison worked in a variety of financial planning and wealth management roles, where he gained experience helping individual and families navigate investments, retirement planning, taxes, cash flow, and other important financial decisions. He especially enjoys taking complex financial topics and turning them into clear, practical next steps.

A lifelong Coloradan, Harrison lives in Denver with his fiancé and their two cats. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking, spending time in the mountains, listening to music, and traveling.

Education: University of Colorado Colorado Springs, B.A. Economics

"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now."

Get to know Harrison

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My fiancé and I at the top of the One Vanderbilt in NYC.
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A picture I had taken of the Eiffel Tower while having a nighttime picnic with friends I had met at the hostel I was staying at.
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My fiancé and I on a sailing cruise of the Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island.
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A picture of myself doing a quick leap and a heel kick in front of Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach, Oregon.

Where's your favorite place in the world?

Paris. I fell in love with the food, architecture, history, and the feeling of just wandering the city and taking it all in.

Is there any experience you think everyone should be required to have? What is it?

I am very passionate about solo travel. It has led to some of my favorite experiences, pushed me outside of my comfort zone, and given me a greater sense of independence and perspective. I always encourage others to try it at least once.

Is there any experience you think everyone should be required to have? What is it?

Being responsible for cooking Thanksgiving dinner once. It gives you a whole new appreciation for whoever normally does it.

What is the best piece of advice you were ever given?

“The best plan is the one you’ll stick with.” This is advice that guides me in my personal life, as well as my approach to financial planning.