We’re pleased to share the news that we have added Senior Advisor Eric DeMico, CFA, CFP, as a new 2022 firm partner. Eric’s promotion reflects his commitment to the core values and principles upon which we have built our business.
This well-deserved recognition is the next evolution of a carefully developed succession plan we began more than 14 years ago to ensure that the enduring characteristics of our firm and culture would live on well into the future. Since then, we have expanded our partnership group across the practice management and investment advisory arms of the firm. Each new partner selection reinforces our continued commitment to cultivating a next generation of leaders who are dedicated to providing exceptional service for generations to come.
About eric
Eric has over 15 years of experience as an investment professional, which has fostered a proficiency and work ethic that have been valuable to our firm and clients. As a senior advisor, he manages all aspects of client relationships, from portfolio design to financial planning. He also contributes to the firm’s research on various topics, such as investment manager due diligence and the development of capital market assumptions.
Eric earned his Bachelor of Science in business administration from Duquesne University. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER ™ (CFP®) designations.
Eric shares his home in Kennedy Township with his wife, Mallory, and their three children, Nora, Lydia, and Oscar. When he’s not working, Eric enjoys reading and anything in the great outdoors.
Please join us in congratulating Eric on becoming a Gibson Capital, LLC partner.
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