The accolade, awarded September 11, relies on a rigorous 77-question evaluation process covering assets under management, technology investment, and long-term succession strategies. While the broader industry trends toward massive consolidation, Mason has maintained its independent status since 1982. This structure allows the firm to prioritize a lower client-to-advisor ratio and avoid the quarterly performance pressures often imposed by parent corporations.
Co-CEOs Chris Schreiner and Scott George view the streak as validation of their client-centric approach. With $17.3 billion in assets under management as of June 30, 2026, the firm provides services across 46 states and the District of Columbia. By eschewing proprietary products and maintaining independence, Mason continues to differentiate its practice from the larger, scale-heavy competitors that frequently dominate the rankings.

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