Winston Justice’s path to the CEO seat is unlike anyone’s in wealth management. The NFL’s 2010 Walter Payton Man of the Year — the league’s highest honor for community service — he moved from professional football into finance, advising family offices, entrepreneurs, and nonprofits as a vice president at AllianceBernstein before being named CEO of SageSpring Private Wealth, where he launched the firm’s high-net-worth advisory, alternatives, and multi-family office verticals. In 2026, he founded SagePoint Capital Partners on the conviction that a firm should be measured by the legacies it strengthens, not the products it sells. He has made philanthropy central to the firm’s identity through its proprietary Philanthropic Alpha framework, which helps families turn giving into a compounding, multi-generational force. In a defining first year, Winston has shown what it looks like to build an enduring, purpose-led institution worth keeping for generations.