Revolution Group founder ranks No. 130 on AdvisorHub’s 2026 RIA watch list

Ryan Fleischer, founder and chief investment officer of Omaha-based Revolution Group, earned No. 130 on AdvisorHub’s 2026 Top 250 RIAs to Watch, his firm’s second straight year on the list. The recognition follows growing national attention on the firm’s tax-focused wealth management model and comes after Fleischer was named ThinkAdvisor’s 2025 Luminaries CIO of the Year.

Why it matters: - The ranking puts Revolution Group in a national peer set that rewards scale, growth and professionalism without fee-based entry. - The recognition can reinforce credibility with wealthy families, founders and family offices that are evaluating multi-disciplinary advisory firms. - The placement also highlights demand for integrated planning that connects investments, tax strategy and estate work under one team.

What happened: - Ryan Fleischer, founder and chief investment officer of Revolution Group, ranked No. 130 on AdvisorHub’s 2026 Top 250 RIAs to Watch. - The Omaha, Nebraska-based SEC-registered investment adviser moved up from No. 142 in the 2025 edition. - The 2026 result marks Revolution Group’s second consecutive year on the national ranking. - Fleischer also was recognized by ThinkAdvisor as its 2025 Luminaries CIO of the Year.

The details: - AdvisorHub’s Top 250 RIAs to Watch is one category within the publication’s annual Advisors to Watch program, which recognizes 1,000 advisors and advisory teams across the U.S. - AdvisorHub says the RIA category honors practices that have reached meaningful scale without reducing client service. - The ranking evaluates three areas: scope of practice, growth of practice and professionalism. - Scope of practice includes assets, production and depth of client service. - Growth of practice measures year-over-year changes in assets, households and production. - Professionalism weighs regulatory record, community involvement, mentorship and team composition. - Advisors pay no fees for consideration, and AdvisorHub independently tabulates the results. - The release says AdvisorHub’s minimum criteria include at least $150 million in assets under management, seven years of experience and a regulatory record with two or fewer complaints and no significant judgments. - Revolution Group serves high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth families, business owners and family offices from Omaha. - The firm operates at 17838 Burke Street, Suite 103, Omaha, Nebraska 68118. - Revolution Capital, LLC is the investment advisory affiliate and provides investment advisory and family office services. - Revolution Tax, LLC provides tax planning and tax preparation services.

Between the lines: - The ranking supports Revolution Group’s positioning as a firm built around coordinated advice rather than separate specialist relationships. - Fleischer’s background as a portfolio manager for the Hunt family office in Dallas helps frame the firm’s emphasis on complex-wealth planning. - The firm’s pitch centers on tax alpha, or ongoing tax savings, as a source of value for clients with complicated balance sheets and liquidity needs. - Fleischer said the second straight ranking reflects sustained growth, deeper client service and a professional record built over time. - Fleischer also said Revolution Group integrates family office wealth management, tax optimization and estate planning for founders and their families. - Fleischer described the firm as focused on risk management and said it maintains more than 20 points of diversification across asset classes including real estate, infrastructure, private equity, structured credit, direct lending, oil and gas and collectibles.

What’s next: - The full 2026 ranking is available at AdvisorHub. - More detail on the recognition is available at Revolution Group’s announcement. - Revolution Group is likely to continue leaning on its national rankings and tax-planning message as it competes for complex-wealth clients.

The bottom line: - Revolution Group’s latest ranking gives the Omaha firm another national credential in a crowded wealth-management market, while underscoring its bet on integrated planning for affluent families.