Austin L. Singer

Austin L. Singer builds wealth strategies for people who have outgrown generic financial advice. As a Financial Advisor and Business Strategist with Northeast Private Client Group, he works with individuals, families, and entrepreneurs who expect more than a portfolio that performs on paper. Austin designs financial frameworks that align with how his clients live, what they value, and the multigenerational legacies they intend to build—delivering clarity, optionality, and long-term control.

A New York City native, Austin holds a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Administration from Boston University with a concentration in Real Estate Development. His early foundation in real estate sharpened his understanding of how wealth compounds through intelligent positioning, strategic partnerships, and calculated risk. That perspective now informs his ability to identify opportunities others may overlook and to craft scalable strategies that meet the evolving demands of modern wealth builders.

Since joining Northeast Private Client Group, Austin has emerged as one of the firm’s most dynamic young leaders. He is a multi-time Guardian Leader’s Club* qualifier and a past recipient of both the FHFG New Agent of the Year and FHFG New Organization Life Sales Leader awards—recognitions that underscore his commitment to service, strategy, and measurable results. In 2024, he was honored as a top-ten finalist for Guardian’s Christopher Ferrara Memorial New Agent of the Year Award.

Outside the office, Austin channels the same precision and discipline into motorsports, competing in amateur GT Series events nationwide as both a driver and trained racing coach. A lifelong enthusiast with a deep love for Porsches, Austin finds that the craftsmanship, performance, and precision of the brand mirror his own ethos in business: strategic, meticulous, and constantly striving for peak performance.

When he’s not advising clients or chasing lap times, Austin enjoys spending time at his family home in Litchfield County, CT, with his dog, Welton, who remains blissfully unaware of compound interest but is an expert in unconditional returns. You can also find him cheering on his beloved New York Rangers.