Before joining Reynders, McVeigh in 2012, Alex worked at New York Life Insurance, where she was licensed to sell Health & Accident Insurance and provided organizational support. Alex graduated from Bentley University with a BS in finance and a minor in global studies. She is currently studying for the Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP®) certification. Outside of the office, Alex enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends, and being a dog mom to her miniature dachshund, Lillian.

Sue has been CFO of Reynders, McVeigh since 2009 and assumed responsibility for compliance in 2015. She gained her experience in the financial industry with Reynders, Gray & Co., Incorporated, a member firm of the New York Stock Exchange, and Reynders, Gray, Price & Gottlieb, a Registered Investment Adviser under common ownership, serving as chief financial officer and chief compliance officer of both firms.

Upon graduation from college, Sue spent five years with Ernst & Young in Chicago. She holds a BS in accountancy from The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sue possesses a lifelong belief in the importance of community involvement. She has served as a grant officer with the Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation, and presently volunteers as the vice president of the Colebrook Historical Society and the treasurer of the Colebrook Lions Club.

Before joining Reynders, McVeigh, Mike held roles at Man Group and Wellington Management in an array of back and middle office functions. He has more than 10 years of experience in creating and implementing technology-forward processes to streamline operations and improve efficiency. Mike graduated from UMass Lowell with a BS in management information systems. Outside of the office, Mike spends most of his time teaching his young son how to throw and hit a baseball.

Prior to her time with Reynders, McVeigh, Kathryn worked for an online media company in Los Angeles providing a variety of administrative, marketing, and social media support functions. Kathryn graduated from Elon University with a BA in strategic communications and a minor in psychology.

Dedicated to the nonprofit and impact communities, Carrie is the current board chair at Camp Starfish, a program for emotionally and behaviorally challenged kids, and a board member at the innovative Jewish Studio Project. She mentors nonprofits through the Social Innovation Forum and serves as a professional advisor to the Cambridge Community Foundation. She is also a member of the Boston Economic Club. Carrie graduated from Bowdoin College and earned a Ph.D. in history from Harvard University. Carrie lives with her family in Somerville, where they are active in supporting the local food scene and businesses in their vibrant urban community.

Kevin previously worked for Presidio Networked Solutions. He graduated from Saint Anselm College with a BBA and received his MBA from Southern New Hampshire University.

Anthony assists in the trading of US equities for the firm. Anthony is responsible for the reconciliation of daily positions and transactions, as well as for keeping a close eye on the integrity of data flowing into Reynders, McVeigh databases. Anthony oversees performance calculations and ensures the firm is compliant with the GIPS standards. He also assists in the accounting for impact investments. Anthony joined Reynders, McVeigh in January 2021.

Anthony previously worked at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. as a fund accountant within the NAV Oversight team. He graduated from Bryant University in 2019 with a degree in finance.

Prior to joining Reynders, McVeigh, Audra served as senior operations and compliance analyst for Covalent Partners, LLC. At Covalent, Audra was responsible for implementing and maintaining all aspects of their compliance program, along with serving as the main investor relations contact. Audra received her BS in business management from Babson College and has passed the Investment Advisor Certified Compliance Professional® examination. Outside of the office, she enjoys running and spending time with her family.

Max previously worked at Donnelley Financial Solutions, providing back-office support for mutual funds. He graduated from Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia with a degree in accounting. He is an Investment Adviser Representative with his FINRA Series 65 license.

Prior to joining Reynders, McVeigh, Lisa served as principal, co-director of research, and portfolio manager at Penobscot Investment Management. She has served as president of the Boston Economic Club and is a past vice president of the Phillips Academy Alumni Council. She is an advisor to Red Tomato, a regional food hub promoting sustainable agriculture. Lisa holds a BA in sustainable agriculture from the University of Vermont and assisted with early legislation on organic farming standards for the Senate Agriculture Committee. She is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) charterholder and is currently serving on the board of the CFA Society of Boston.

Prior to her current position, Joyce worked at Siemens Healthcare and Siemens Financial Services performing various office management and administrative functions. Joyce obtained a secretarial certificate from Katharine Gibbs School and graduated from Boston College with a BBA.

James is a portfolio manager and equity trader at Reynders, McVeigh. In these roles, James helps implement investment strategies for clients to help them reach their long-term goals and executes equity trades for multiple portfolio managers.

Before joining Reynders, McVeigh in 2018, James worked at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. He graduated with a BS in finance from Providence College, where he was a member of the men’s lacrosse team. James currently holds the Series 65 license from FINRA.

Ashley graduated from Salem State with a BA in education and business and holds a certificate in financial planning from Boston University. Ashley lives north of the city with her husband and three children.

Christian began his career at Carson Wealth Management as an Investment Adviser Representative. He is a recent graduate from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he received a BBA degree in finance. Outside of the office, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends and traveling.

Patrick was one of the three original employees at Trillium Asset Management, one of the first investment management firms dedicated solely to ethical investing. In addition to leading that firm’s research efforts and serving as editor of Investing for a Better World, Patrick wrote a series of groundbreaking studies conducted by the Social Investment Forum that tracked the growth of socially responsible investing and its implications in the investment markets. He served as a founding board member of SEED, a community loan fund that worked with cooperatives in Haiti.

Prior to entering the investment field, Patrick worked in community economic development. He began his efforts as a VISTA volunteer and helped create the San Jose Food Co-op and the first recycling center in that city. He also managed the Youth Opportunity Program at Stanford University, which created jobs and educational opportunities on the campus for low-income teenagers and adults. Patrick is currently on the board of the Waltham YMCA and has previously been on the board of the Waltham Fields Community Farm. He received his BA from Santa Clara University and was named the Scholar-Athlete of the Year of the West Coast Athletic Conference in 1978, partly in recognition of his efforts to start the cross-country team there. He continues to enjoy running (you can follow him on the social media app Strava and on the B.A.A. and Boston Marathon app) and triathlons. He has four children and lives in the oldest house (built in 1716) in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Prior to joining Reynders, McVeigh in 2008, Yiannis spent three years with Thunderstorm Capital, where he worked his way up to the position of operations manager, handling all back-office portfolio and trading matters for the firm. Yiannis is a FINRA-registered Investment Adviser Representative and graduated from Northeastern University with a double major in finance and accounting. He is an avid runner and enjoys auto racing and classic cars, as well as following the Bruins.

Nicole graduated from Suffolk University with a BS in accounting and a minor in the Big Data & Business Analytics program. Outside of the office, Nicole enjoys traveling, boxing, cooking, and spending time with family and friends.

Chat brings more than 25 years of experience in investment management and social venture investing to his work as chairman and CEO of Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management, which he helped found in 2005. His passion for forward-thinking investment strategy rooted in fundamentals has provided a guidepost for his success to date. Chat has been featured in numerous publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Barron’s, and Forbes.

In addition to his leadership in the traditional investment management world, Chat has structured and funded public/private partnerships that have brought more than $150 million in revenue to leading cultural institutions around the world—projects that have won numerous awards. In this vein, he has for decades produced socially oriented IMAX films, including Dolphins, which was produced in conjunction with the National Wildlife Federation and garnered an Academy Award nomination in 2000, and Coral Reef Adventure, which received the largest grant in the history of the Informal Science Division of the National Science Foundation.

Chat’s focus on climate change also led him to his current role as a director on the board of the MacGillivray Freeman Educational Foundation (MFEF), an organization committed to increasing awareness of the delicate state of our oceans and environment. Using the power of film, television, new media, and grassroots education, The MFEF strives to change the way people see and value the natural world—and to motivate action to restore it. Chat previously served as Executive Director of The Whale Conservation Institute, the nation’s leading independent cetacean research center, which was founded under a grant from the MacArthur Foundation. He also serves on the County Leadership Council for the Essex County Community Foundation and is a past president of the Board of Governors for the Westminster Kennel Club. 

Chat graduated from Princeton University with a degree in history.

George was the founder, president, and chief portfolio manager of Heritage Capital Management, Inc. and served as a director and member of the Capital Strategies Committee at Trillium Asset Management. At The First National Bank of Boston, he headed the Pension Portfolio department, supervising $7 billion in corporate pension funds, and was president of two divisions: First Capital Corporation of Boston and First Venture Capital Corporation of Boston, as well as co-manager of the E.I. du Pont de Nemours Pension Fund. George is a graduate of Bowdoin College, where he majored in economics. He also earned an MBA from Columbia University. George is a former member of the Town of Marblehead finance committee and a former trustee and treasurer of Cohen Hillel Academy of the North Shore.

Prior to his time with Reynders, McVeigh, Eric worked at The Colony Group, LLC, conducting credit research and managing fixed income portfolios, among other responsibilities. He graduated from Bentley University with a BS in finance and is a CFA® charterholder.

Jacqui advises and manages investment portfolios for individuals, families, trusts, and charitable institutions. Prior to joining Reynders, McVeigh in January of 2021, Jacqui held positions as vice president, private client advisor at Bank of America Private Bank; senior fellow at the Intentional Endowments Network; senior sales manager at Gulf Oil; and energy advisor at Tradition Energy.

Jacqui received a BA cum laude in communications and psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and holds an MBA in economics of financial markets from Bentley University. She also holds the Chartered SRI Counselor ^℠ designation and Series 66 license. Jacqui is an adjunct professor at Bentley University teaching Introduction to ESG & Impact Investing, is a member and former co-chair of the Boston chapter of Women Investing in a Sustainable Economy (WISE), and circle leader for Invest for Better. She also volunteers for the PJT Memorial Foundation. Jacqui resides in Scituate with her family and enjoys traveling, boating, cooking, and camping.

Ryan is a senior client service associate who brings several years of experience in client service, business development, and marketing to the Firm. Prior to joining Reynders, McVeigh in 2020, Ryan worked at Arrowstreet Capital, a quantitative investment management firm focusing on institutional clients, as well as Windhaven Investments, where he worked in a similar capacity on their Client Service team.

Ryan graduated from Xavier University with a BSBA with a concentration in finance. Outside of the office, he enjoys fishing, golf, and tennis.