The president and chief executive officer of Salt Lake City, Utah’s First Western Advisors, Gary Teran has nearly 40 years of experience as a financial professional. He first joined First Western Advisors, a federally registered investment advisor and broker dealer, in 1984, as a registered representative. Gary Teran managed investment advising services in this role for 13 years, at which point he was promoted to the position of vice president, a leadership position necessitating the oversight of 50 registered representatives supporting clients throughout the nation. Mr. Teran, an MBA graduate of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, advanced to his current position as president and chief executive officer in 1997. In this leadership role, he is responsible for the entirety of the company’s $500 million asset management portfolio and client base of 5,000 national accounts. Beyond his professional activities, Mr. Teran spends time promoting and raising funds for a number of charitable organizations, including the American Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders.
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An Overview of the National Ability Center’s Equestrian Programs
Gary Teran is the president and CEO of First Western Advisors, and one of three founding members of the Frances W. Burton Foundation, a foundation focused on supporting charitable organizations. A dedicated philanthropist, Gary Teran has supported numerous charitable groups throughout his career including American Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, American Cancer Society, Habitat for Humanity, and the equestrian program at the National Ability Center. Each of the National Ability Center's programs is designed to support individuals of any ability by teaching confidence, self-esteem, and life skills through education, recreation, and sports. Some of the programs offered at the center include camping, rafting, biking, hiking, and equestrian activities. The center's equestrian program offers three types of equine-assisted therapies and activities including adaptive horseback riding, equine-assisted learning, and hippotherapy. These programs each have a specific age and weight range and are offered six days a week throughout the year. Each program is aimed at providing therapeutic benefits to adults and children with behavioral, physical, and cognitive disabilities, and the skills learned in the program are applicable to the participant’s personal relationships and home life. The National Ability Center is accredited by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International and is dedicated to meeting the highest levels of industry standards and programming. The center is located only five minutes outside of Park City, Utah, at the Bronfman Family Ranch Recreation and Education Center.
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