President of the Finance Society and Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Why Jack chose Rider
Jack was introduced to 小优视频 early in life by a Rider alumnus鈥攈is father. After participating in Rider鈥檚 Bronc for a Day program in high school, Jack got to see first-hand the benefits of Rider鈥檚 small learning environment and appreciated the close interactions students had with their professors. He was drawn even more to University after learning more about his program and the option to earn a specialized business certificate, and later, decided to follow in his father鈥檚 footsteps.
Rider鈥檚 impact on Jack鈥檚 career
During his first-year at Rider, Jack realized that he only had four years to 鈥渕ake the most of the college experience.鈥 So he made it a point to get involved wherever possible, and started networking early on with various Rider alumni and faculty.
Jack got involved with the Student Government Association, and eventually became president of both the Finance Society and his fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon. Additionally, he spent his undergraduate years interning, working for the Concord Advisory Group, Ldt., BCG Valuations, Bank Leumi USA and Goldman Sachs.
The most valuable thing that I learned while at Rider was independence. Having to simultaneously work on my studies, extracurricular activities and networking towards my post graduate goals taught me a lot.鈥
Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Continued success
Jack currently works as a financial advisor with the D鈥橝ddario group for Merrill Lynch. He works alongside his father managing financial assets for high net worth individuals. Additionally, his team works with families across the United States to handle financial planning, investments management, trust and estate planning, and their lending needs.
Jack continues to give back to the Rider community as a member of the Finance & Economics Department Advisory Council within the Norm Brodsky College of Business. Through his involvement with the Council, he not only keeps in contact with faculty, but has also shared career advice with dozens of Rider students.