Ken Liwiski Rice Financial Group Inc. Unit 5A - 3 Reenders Drive 204.925.7420 kliwiski@ricefinancial.com

Ken Liwiski has been involved in the financial and insurance advisory business since 1991. After joining Rice Financial in 1994, Ken has been our leading investment and insurance consultant for the past 10 years. Striving to provide his clients with comprehensive investment and estate consultation services, Ken is a valuable resource with a variety of experience in the financial industry. Ken grew up in Gilbert Plains, Manitoba and attended the University of Winnipeg. Throughout his life in the city he has been active in a number of community-driven organizations including time spent as a board member of Rainbow Stage. Currently, Ken is a consultant for Winnipeg's Good Neighbours Seniors Centre.

In his spare time Ken enjoys photographing nature. His award-winning work has been published numerous times and explores the many natural wonders of Manitoba. Ken's wife, Ruth Liwiski, is a Labour Relations Officer and enjoys writing and creative expression.

Over the past 38 years, Rice Financial has grown from a one-person operation in Brandon, Manitoba to become one of Canada's largest independent financial solution providers and the flagship of the Jovian group of companies. A vast network of branch and associate offices stretches from the BC coast to the Ontario/Quebec border, serving more than 85,000 clients and administering assets nearing $4.0 billion.

Throughout its tremendous growth, the company has never lost sight of its roots in the community. At a time when other institutions are abandoning their rural presence in favor of centralization, Rice Financial continues to pursue new growth opportunities in underserved markets, with a focus on Alberta, BC and Ontario.

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The information contained here is informative and not meant to be a solicitation for business. Ken Liwiski is currently licensed to provide financial services in the provinces of Ontario, Manitoba and British Columbia. Individuals seeking financial support outside these provinces should seek an alternative.