&Partners, a St. Louis-based hybrid broker/dealer launched by David Kowach, the former president and CEO of Wells Fargo Advisors, continues its recruiting streak. 

This week, the firm added a Torrance, Calif., team led by advisors Paul Zambriski and Tyler Polson, with pre-transition AUM of $300 million. They also recruited Craiger Wealth Management, a husband-and-wife team in Plainfield, Ind., with a pre-transition AUM of $165 million.

Zambriski-Polson Wealth Advisors transitioned from Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, the bank’s independent contractor unit. The advisors are joined by Alysha Haezaert-House, senior client associate.

Craiger Wealth Management is led by husband-and-wife Brandon and Ashlee Craiger, who transitioned from Edward Jones. They’re joined by client service associates Hayleigh Newport and Lesa Guinn.

This follows news last week that the b/d recruited Lumitas Wealth Strategies, a Woodbury, Minn.-based team with $520 million in pre-transition assets under management, from Commonwealth Financial Network. That represented &Partners’ second addition from Commonwealth in as many weeks.

Several b/ds, including Kestra and Raymond James, have had early success recruiting Commonwealth advisors in the wake of its acquisition by LPL Financial.

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In recent months, Kowach has had much success luring advisors from his former firm, Wells Fargo Advisors, including Four Corners Wealth, a Russellville, Ark., team with a pre-transition AUM of $769 million, and Tuckaway Capital, a Richmond, Va., team.

Kowach and co-founders Kristi Mitchem and John Alexander have aggressive growth plans for the next three years, with a target of 150 teams, $120 billion in assets and $800 million in revenue.