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Two UBS Advisors in Boston, MA, Named to the Forbes/SHOOK Top 250 Wealth Advisors List

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星期一, 八月 30, 2021
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UBS Wealth Management USA announced today that two Financial Advisors in Boston, MA, Max Pecker and Sean Dillon , have been named to the Forbes/SHOOK Research Top 250 Wealth Advisors list for 2021.

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  • UBS Wealth Management USA announced today that two Financial Advisors in Boston, MA, Max Pecker and Sean Dillon , have been named to the Forbes/SHOOK Research Top 250 Wealth Advisors list for 2021.
  • We are extremely proud that Max and Sean have been recognized and included in this prestigious list," said James Ducey, Greater New England Market Head at UBS Wealth Management USA.
  • "Theyve both achieved an incredible level of success as Financial Advisors through their dedication, focus, and commitment to their clients.
  • The sixth annual Forbes/SHOOK Research Top 250 Wealth Advisors list recognizes the country's top financial advisors, who represent the future of the wealth management industry.

MIT AgeLab’s OMEGA Program and Five Star Senior Living Award $5,000 Scholarships to Five High School Students for Work with Older Adults

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星期四, 九月 17, 2020
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The OMEGA scholarships recognize young people who are leading efforts in their schools and communities to foster intergenerational connections.

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  • The OMEGA scholarships recognize young people who are leading efforts in their schools and communities to foster intergenerational connections.
  • This year, through the generous sponsorship of Five Star Senior Living , the number of $5,000 scholarships awarded reached beyond New England and increased from one to five.
  • Barry and Harrington lead an ongoing Noble and Greenough School program called the Golden Dawgs , which connects students with local older adults through activities on the school campus, such as painting, theatre and lectures.
  • The OMEGA awards were presented virtually on Aug. 28 by the MIT AgeLab and Five Star Senior Living.