Meet Bryce Skelton
Updated: 4 days ago
Financial Advisor
Making Financial Goals Personal—and Giving Back Along the Way
For Bryce Skelton, financial advising is about much more than numbers. It’s about building relationships, helping people feel comfortable, and making sure they have someone in their corner as they work toward their goals. As a financial advisor, Bryce brings a thoughtful, genuine approach to his work—and the same people-first mindset to his community.
Bryce was named Best of Walworth County for Financial Advising in 2025, an accomplishment that reflects the trust he has built with clients. He has also earned recognition within Edward Jones early in his career, but the achievement he values most is making a real difference in people’s lives. His goal is simple: help people feel at home, understand their finances, and feel confident about what comes next.
That commitment extends well beyond his office. This past fall, Bryce organized a backpack drive that provided 1200 school supplies in 30 backpacks to local school districts, helping students head into the school year with supplies and support. One local district was able to redistribute the donated supplies to another 170 students. He regularly organizes large charitable donations throughout the year and serves on the board of a nonprofit, making community involvement a consistent part of his life rather than an occasional good deed.
Before entering finance, Bryce pursued athletics—and even played professional baseball. Today, he channels that same dedication into his career, his community, and his growing family. He believes being connected means showing up, building genuine relationships, and caring about the people around you.
Of course, no one is without a few surprises. Despite being a Wisconsinite, Bryce has a genuine distaste for cheese—a confession that may require some explaining around here.
Whether he’s helping a client plan for the future, delivering backpacks to students, or supporting a local cause, Bryce leads with authenticity and heart. For him, success isn’t just measured by professional accomplishments; it’s measured by the relationships he builds and the lives he helps make a little better throughout Walworth County.
Bryce I am so proud of you! This recognition does not surprise me. I knew you were a special man the first time I met you. You always put others first. Caring and helping others is a gift, but you are also truthful and honest in the lives you touch. You truly are Best in Class.
Way to go Bryce! Keep up the great work.
As grandparents we are humbled and proud of Bryce and his family. His comittment to helping others started very young in his life. He learned that faith, love, kindness and giving back are what truly matter in life and what facilitates the growth of our communities and their ability to prosper. Caring community minded individuals are the backbone of the future. We are so blessed to see our young members of society carry on the important values of the past that sought to make this great country thrive and prosper. We can rest knowing our future is in the hands of people like Bryce.