
Bellingham, WA
Senior VP & Wealth Advisor
Jonny is a seasoned wealth advisor, bringing over 12 years of wealth management and accounting experience to Compound Planning. He specializes in serving high-net worth families, tech employees, executives, and busy professionals. Jonny serves as the primary point of contact for his clients to provide personalized wealth planning advice and solutions to address their complex needs. He advises clients on their overall balance sheet, including public and private investments, equity compensation, and stock concentration. Jonny received his B.A. in Business Administration - Accounting from Washington State University and then received his Mas...
Experience
Bear Mountain Capital
6 years
PwC
2 years
Jonson Accounting Services
4 years
Qualifications
Certified Public Accountant
CPA
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® Practitioner
CFP®
Washington State University
Business Administration, BA (Accounting major)
University of Washington
Masters of Professional Accounting, Taxation
Series 65
FINRA
Specialities
Investment management
Financial planning
Retirement planning
Tax planning
Equity compensation
Estate planning
Insurance planning
Executives
Professionals
Tech employees
Disclaimer: Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Center for Financial Planning, Inc. owns and licenses the certification marks CFP® and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® in the United States to Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc., which authorizes individuals who successfully complete the organization’s initial and ongoing certification requirements to use the certification marks.

event June 11, 2026
Managing Equity at a Growth Stage Company
The longer you stay at a growing private company, the more complex your equity picture gets. New grants layer on top of old ones, tender offers start appearing, and the question of whether to hold or take some money off the table gets harder to ignore. Most employees don't have a framework for any of it.
Join Jonny Jonson, Senior VP and Wealth Advisor, Tim Couture and Marcel Pfister, Principal Wealth Advisors at Compound, as they walk through how to think about your equity while your company is still private and scaling.
This is the second session in a three-part series on equity compensation at every stage of a company's lifecycle.
🗓️Date: Thursday, June 11
🕚Time: 11am PT / 2pm ET
What they'll cover:
• How tender offers work and how to think about whether participating makes sense for your situation
• When it may make sense to hold your shares and when diversifying is the smarter move, including what to do with proceeds if you do take money off the table
• How concentration risk builds quietly over time and how to think about your equity alongside everything else you own
• Tax planning considerations and how to use debt efficiently as your balance sheet grows
• How to build the right personal financial team as your wealth gets more complex
• Register if you work at a growth stage company, have multiple layers of equity, and want a clearer picture of how to think about it.
Can't join live? Register to get the recording.

event May 28, 2026
What to Do With Your Stock Options
You received a stock option grant. Now you have questions. When should you exercise? What are the tax implications? What happens if you leave before the company goes public? For most employees, the gap between getting options and knowing what to do with them is wide — and the cost of getting it wrong can be significant.
Join Jonny Jonson, Senior VP and Wealth Advisor, and Marcel Pfister, Principal Wealth Advisors at Compound, as they walk through key decisions for option holders at private companies.
This is the first session in a three-part series on equity compensation at every stage of a company's lifecycle.
🗓️Date: Thursday, May 28
🕚Time: 11am PT / 2pm ET
What they'll cover:
• The difference between ISOs and NSOs, and why it matters before there's any liquidity
• How the 83(b) election works, when to make it, and how it can reduce your tax burden down the road
• AMT: the surprise tax that can show up if you exercise ISOs without a plan
• How to think about exercising when a liquidity event is still years away, including what to review if you leave your company before it happens
• What QSBS is, who qualifies, and what founders and early employees often get wrong
• Register if you hold stock options at a private company and want to understand the decisions in front of you.
Can't join live? Register to get the recording.

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