State of the Art of Wealth Management Technology
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A critical component in the evolution of Wealth Management is the contribution made by technological innovation. From more efficient practice management processes to improved client outcomes, tech solutions abound. But how does one separate the wheat from the chaff?
PANELISTS:

Prior to starting Mariposa, Edwin Choi was a structured credit derivatives trader with Merrill Lynch in New York. He was last a Director managing proprietary investments in index and bespoke tranches, CLOs, and for its short life, ABS correlation products.
Edwin holds a Master’s degree in Mathematics in Finance from NYU and a Bachelor’s degree with High Honors in Mechanical Engineering from UC Berkeley. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designations. Back To Top ^^

Amy’s career spans over 20 years in financial services, specializing in advisor transitions, RIA efficiencies and financial technology solutions. Most recently, Amy was Managing Director of Client Services for a San Francisco Bay Area wealth advisory firm she helped launch. In this role, Amy spearheaded the firm’s technology stack implementation and led advisor and client transitions to the firm. As the head of the US Onboarding team for Blackrock, Amy was responsible for the creation of new ETFs, Hedge Funds and Institutional Client Strategies. Prior to Blackrock, she owned a consultancy whose focus was providing operational and technology solutions to RIAs. Earlier in her career, Amy was part of the management team that helped launch the Private Client Group at Robertson Stephens Investment Bank. Before Robertson Stephens, Amy was Senior Software Implementation Manager at Advent Software after she began her career at Fidelity Investments.
Amy lives in San Francisco, where she enjoys the skiing, surfing, mountain biking, backpacking and spending time at the beach with her husband. Back To Top ^^

Most recently, Lori served as Chief Operating Officer for Pershing, sharing leadership responsibility with the CEO for managing the Pershing family of companies.
Previously, Lori was Group President of Advisory Services for Envestnet, overseeing all of its enterprise relationship management, institutional and global advisory sales, and strategic partnerships. She had been with Envestnet since its founding in 2000.
In 2016, Lori was named to the “Women to Watch” list by InvestmentNews and also, made the 2016 Investment Advisor’s list of the 25 most influential people in the financial industry. Also, Lori was named one of the “50 Most Influential Women in Private Wealth” by Private Asset Management magazine in 2015 and one of the “50 Top Women in Wealth” by AdvisorOne in 2011. Lori currently serves on several boards including serving as a co-chair for the Executive Council for MMI’s Women in Wealth board. Back To Top ^^
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