What’s in a name?

SDG represents the Latin term Soli Deo Gloria, meaning Glory to God Alone. These words can be traced back as early as 1776 as the motto of the Ursuline Sisters. It also has great personal meaning to each of the founding partners. They are faith-filled advisors rooted in the charism of St. Angela and the spirit of Mother Marie Sands.

The three parts of the spiral logo are meant to resemble an ancient Celtic symbol related to the sun, afterlife and reincarnation. SDG Advisors represents the reinvention of two women and their ministries. The ministry of the business is to reincarnate and reinvigorate Catholic education.