The Oak Maple Team


The Listener
Being present, Holding space, Striving to understand and seek solutions.

Corrie Parker, CFP®

  • Corrie brings her values of grace and love to others in her work at Oak Maple. By listening to clients with an ear for their potential, she is able to hear and understand their needs and offer custom-tailored support from a place of genuine understanding and kindness.

    An intuitive introvert, Corrie is nevertheless very active in the community. You might find her hiking with her dogs or snowboarding . Like her other colleagues at Oak Maple, Corrie believes we are here for a purpose and that giving back is essential. She has been involved in many local charities including the ALS Association, where a deeply personal connection led her to many years of service.

“It’s important that clients feel heard and listened to when doing financial planning. My aim is to hear what’s between the lines and get that done for them.”

The Creative
Seeking authenticity, Celebrating diversity, Making the world more playful.

Emily Greenstein

  • A proud neurodivergent, Emily notices interesting patterns that might escape most people. Asked to name someone she admires, she mentions Pokemon creator Satoshi Tajiri, appreciating the way that his game is autism-friendly as a scripted journey with a specific focus, that involves memorization and collecting. A collector herself, Emily values the beauty of a cherished artifact, such as a special edition comic, or a vinyl record. Through the tangible experience of holding the artistic creation, Emily says she feels more connected to the work itself.

    Detail oriented, Emily excels at planning. As Oak Maple’s Client Services Coordinator, she provides a level of dependability and clarity that clients and colleagues notice and rely on. Her past marketing experience also shows up in her work at Oak Maple, making her a multi-faceted asset to the team.

“I really like when people are authentically themselves. I tend to get along best with people who know who they are and know what they contribute, just like I do. When people with diverse interests come together it creates value."

The Organizer Streamlining, Simplifying, Developing systems that save time and offer peace
of mind

Amber Drohan

Amber Drohan, wearing a white sweater.

  • She loves gathering information, making sense of it, and putting it in a clear order that anyone can follow. She’s not a robot though. Amber has a huge heart, especially when it comes to animals. She has worked at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and facilitated many adoptions, uniting animals in need with their furever families. When asked what she would save in a fire, she says “Nothing. Other than people and pets, everything is replaceable.” Her own pets—dogs Cannoli (a French Bulldog), Fenya (a German Shepherd), and cats Riley and Penelope, feel the love.

    Amber is genuinely curious about others, and loves finding out what makes them tick—their core values and traits they find important. She enjoys taking that information and using it to serve others with systems that save them valuable time and improve their quality of life.

“Organization is key both personally and in a work space. It makes my life easier at home and helps people that I work with get more done.”

The Guide
Navigating challenges, building trust through authenticity, providing direction to clients in moments of overwhelm.

Jacey Fountain

  • This skill served Jacey well during her years working at a credit union. There, she encountered many people who were overwhelmed by debt and bad credit and unsure of what to do next. Jacey herself had experienced bad credit after someone took out a credit card in her name. When she was ready to take charge of her finances, Jacey had to go back to square one, taking small, calculated steps to rebuild her credit, one day at a time. With patience and perseverance, she was able to repair her credit and enjoy the life she had worked hard for. Then and now, she offers a message of hope. No matter their personal struggles or goals, Jacey helps clients believe in their own power to shape their financial future.

    Jacey values joy and discovery. Her cure for a stressful day? Stepping outside to watch her Havanese, Eevee, play and be goofy, reminding her to find joy in the moment. Jacey describes her current state as “evolving.” She enjoys learning while doing and works to stay receptive to new knowledge.

    Not one to play favorites, Jacey notes that she also has a feisty little cat, aptly named Maple, who enjoys tormenting her sister Eevee and purring so loudly she can be heard throughout the house.

“I have always enjoyed helping people and letting them know I’m in their corner. I am the friend who will pick you up at the airport late at night. In my professional life, I like to answer questions and help people be successful. With healthy boundaries. That’s a new thing I’m working on.”