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Posted: September 1, 2023
Gray Private Wealth promotes Russell to portfolio manager
Canton, MA Gray Private Wealth, LLC, a leading advisory firm that assists clients in growing, preserving, and protecting wealth, has promoted Austin Russell, CFP to portfolio manager.
“Austin has proven himself to be a tremendous asset to our clients and our firm,” said Dan Romano, CPA, PFS, chief executive officer and chief compliance officer of Gray Private Wealth, LLC. “His analytical skills, tireless work ethic, and ability to focus on what is important to the clients he serves adds value to each relationship.”
Russell joined Gray Private Wealth, LLC in 2018 as an intern before joining the team full-time in 2019. He is a graduate of The Ohio State University’s Fisher College of Business with a graduate degree in Finance and minor in Consumer and Family Financial Services. He is a certified financial planner.
Founded in 1999, Gray Private Wealth takes a comprehensive approach to the wealth management needs of individuals and families with tailored asset management and investment strategies that incorporates a broad array of services.
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