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Mitchell Spector is a seasoned finance professional with extensive experience in investment management and financial institutions. Since July 2004, Mitchell has served as a Partner and Head of the FinTech Practice at Berkshire Global Advisors, as well as co-leading the Traditional Investment Management Practice. Prior to this role, Mitchell held significant positions at various financial institutions, including Senior Managing Director at FTN Financial Securities Corp., Managing Director at CIBC, Prudential Securities, and Bear Stearns, and Associate at Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley. Additionally, Mitchell has been a member of the Investment Committee for The Phi Beta Kappa Society since November 2013. Mitchell holds an MBA in Finance and a BS in Economics, Finance, and Decision Sciences from The Wharton School.
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The Phi Beta Kappa Society
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