Northwestern Mutual Financial Network - Maryland

"Local Network.
Expert Guidance."

Led by Managing Partner Scott Iodice, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network-Maryland focuses on enriching the lives of clients and people in the community at large. Scott Iodice also brings a strong background of helping other Financial Representatives advance their careers; before he followed in his father’s footsteps as Managing Partner, he served five years as the Assistant Director of Agency Development in Northwestern Mutual's  corporate office.

Spotlighting Service to Others

“Service to others” is the first of Northwestern Mutual Financial Network-Maryland's five core values. As Managing Partner Scott Iodice explains, “We want to make a difference for our clients, and for our community.” That commitment has led to extensive involvement in the Living Classrooms Fresh Start Program, helping at-risk youth improve their lives.

The Maryland network office serves all clients with integrity, providing comprehensive, needs-based solutions – two more core values. Scott Iodice says the final two values, personal responsibility and growth and achievement, create a strong foundation for outstanding service. “Everyone here knows the way to succeed is to make sure our clients succeed,” he says.

In the News

Northwestern Mutual's CEO Ed Zore in the news:

Podcast: Tech Savvy CEO
Northwestern Mutual's President and CEO Ed Zore was featured as one of Information & Technology Magazine's 2008 "Tech-Savvy CEOs."

Mutually Beneficial
Read Business Management Magazine's recent interview with Northwestern Mutual President and CEO Ed Zore to learn about Northwestern's "mutual advantage."

CEO with a Plan
Northwestern Mutual CEO Ed Zore featured on the cover of Selling Power magazine.

Let Your Worries Go
Northwestern Mutual and Northwestern Mutual Financial Network - Maryland are committed to helping you make sound decisions to help you let your worries go. Once you’ve taken the steps necessary to achieve financial security, are there other worries that concern you? Perhaps the tragedies caused by natural disaster, hunger or illness? Here, too, we are committed to help.

This year The Northwestern Mutual Foundation has earmarked one million dollars for Habitat for Humanity, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, America’s Second Harvest and the YMCA to help combat these worries. Visit www.letyourworriesgo.com to let your worries go and vote to help decide how to distribute the funds.

Encourage your friends and family to vote too!

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