Sean Warrington

Head Of Private Investments, Partner at Gresham Partners, LLC

Sean Warrington is an experienced investment professional currently serving as the Head of Private Investments and Partner at Gresham Partners, LLC, a multi-family office in Chicago managing approximately $10 billion. Since July 2019, Warrington has focused on private investments, estate strategy, tax optimization, and liquidity planning for complex family portfolios. Prior to joining Gresham, Warrington held various roles including Co-Head of Private Markets, Head of Private Equity, and Investor at the Alfred I. duPont Charitable Trust from July 2010 to June 2019, and worked in Corporate Finance at Lockheed Martin from August 2006 to July 2010. Warrington holds an MBA in Finance from the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College and a Bachelor's degree in Finance from the University of Florida.

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Gresham Partners, LLC

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Gresham Partners is an independent investment and wealth management firm that has been serving select families and family offices as a multi-family office and an outsourced chief investment officer for nearly a quarter of a century. Today, we manage or advise on approximately $8.0 billion* and for about 121 families* located nationally. We are committed to providing superior investment performance by utilizing select, difficult-to-access managers that are located globally in a full range of asset classes and are not affiliated with Gresham. We make these managers available to our clients in a flexible format well suited to achieving a broad spectrum of investor goals. We integrate this investment approach with comprehensive wealth planning and management services to address the full range of each client’s financial needs, often avoiding the need for them to maintain a family office. Gresham is wholly owned by its senior professionals, client fees are its sole source of compensation, it avoids conflicts of interest that affect many other firms and it acts as a fiduciary dedicated to serving its clients’ best interests. There can be no guarantee that such returns will be realized or that losses will be avoided. *Approximate AUM and client families as of 12/31/22.


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