Pamela is the founder, CEO, and the lead client advisor of Generations Wealth. With 25 years of experience in the financial services world, Pamela leads a team that embraces a personalized, holistic approach to wealth and financial management.
Pamela enjoys developing and maintaining relationships, making connections, and creating solutions using her knowledge and experience in financial planning, tax strategies, and building investment portfolios. She believes it’s important to set up a disciplined system of maintenance and communication to keep plans fresh and relevant.
A long-term client said “There are two things that set Pamela apart. First is her desire to creatively problem solve. Most of my assets are invested non-US start-ups. Rather than shy away from ever-changing foreign banking, disclosure and tax laws, she embraced the challenge so I could pursue my unique investment and charitable interests. Second is her extraordinary capacity to listen and care for people. My children and parents all have meaningful, trusting relationships with Pamela. This is essential in handling the ‘multi-generation’ transfer of wealth."
Pamela graduated magna cum laude from the University of Cincinnati with a bachelor’s degree in business administration in accounting. Her career began at Deloitte in audit and tax before she ventured into the Registered Investment Advisory world.
When she isn’t working, Pamela’s activities include traveling, exercising, gardening, and attending church with her family.
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