What Sports Teach Us About Loyalty & Leadership with Delaney Orozco (Ep. 77)

How does a kid from Louisiana with a 30-inch vertical jump become a leader in finance and coaching?

Senior Advisor Delaney Orozco joins Nicole Romito for a candid, energizing conversation about the surprising ways competitive volleyball has shaped her personal and professional path.

From the sweltering heat of Southern softball fields to Virginia Tech’s Division I courts, Delaney shares how lessons in teamwork, loyalty, and grit have built the foundation for her success at Private Vista and why coaching young athletes now feels like giving back.

What to expect:

-Why volleyball taught her to trust deeply and lead better
-How coaching helped her grow as a parent, teammate, and advisor
-The surprising way she met her husband on the court
-Real talk on time management, community, and staying inspired
-And more!

Previous Episodes of Interest:

Empowering Your Financial Future Post-Divorce with Delaney Orozco (Ep. 59): https://bit.ly/4nxwQGi
Action Steps After Loss with Delaney Orozco (Ep. 45): https://bit.ly/3WtyNZn
Why Women Belong in the Wealth Management Industry with Delaney Orozco and Stephanie Nanney (Ep. 15): https://bit.ly/3JzVZCh

Connect with Nicole Romito:

LinkedIn: Nicole Romito:   / nicole-romito-cfp-cdfa-993b07  
https://myprivatevista.com/
[email protected]
Call: 312-831-4370
Connect with Delaney Orozco:

LinkedIn: Delaney Orozco CFP®:   / delaney-orozco-cfp%c2%ae-05a369a1  

About Our Guest:

Delaney has always had a passion for coaching others. Whether that be in sports or on their financial wellbeing, she loves being someone that people can go to for advice and help through times of adversity or times of joy. Delaney began as a mathematics major at VT and had planned to teach high school calculus and coach volleyball. As a junior, she decided she might want to do something different from teaching. She knew she could always coach as a hobby, but started her search for a career where she could help people with something that always seemed like a struggle for her own family growing up: the concept of money.

Delaney began in the financial services industry in 2015 as an Associate Advisor. Over my career, she has worked on being able to find the intersection of the day-to-day processes of the financial world and the bigger picture, planning to help clients achieve their Private Vista. She also deeply enjoys developing a guide for clients to help them navigate their psychology behind finance and the numbers they see on the page.