Alexis Allen ’17
Relationship Manager, the Teixeira Loughran Group, UBS
After a decade of working in finance on both the public and private side, Alexis Allen joined the Teixeira Loughran Group at UBS where she focuses on supporting entrepreneurs, successful female leaders, and next-generation clients. Alexis brings a modern approach to supporting high-net-worth clients and founders. Prior to her time at UBS, she served as the chief of staff at Carta and as a member of the Core Management Team at Bridgewater Associates. She began her career at UBS as an analyst in the Global Wealth Management Graduate Training Program. Alexis has also advised and angel-invested in several companies, primarily focused on diverse-led companies.
Outside of work, Alexis has a passion for giving back through her board involvement at the Robin Hood Foundation, Food Bank for NYC, Vital Voices Global Partnership, Tory Burch Foundation, Boston College Alumni Association Board of Directors, and Tech:NYC. Alexis received a bachelor of science from the Carroll School of Management at Boston College in finance and entrepreneurship. Alexis lives in New York with her husband.
Mian Azmy ’02
Managing Director, J.P. Morgan
Mian Azmy graduated from the Carroll School of Management with a major in finance. He joined the JPMorgan Sales & Trading Program in August 2002 and has been there since.
Mian is currently a managing director on the U.S. Equities Franchise Sales team and is responsible for advising institutional investors across various hedge funds across the multi-strategy, event-driven, and sector-focused strategies.
Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Mian graduated from high school in East Brunswick, New Jersey. At BC, Mian also volunteered with the Cape Verdean Students Association and was a member of the Heightsmen, Boston College’s all-male a capella group.
Mary Kate (O’Neill) Baldwin ’17
Senior Associate, Vista Equity Partners
Mary Kate O’Neill Baldwin joined Vista Equity Partners in 2023 and serves as a senior associate on the Capital & Partner Solutions team within Vista Credit Partners. Before joining Vista, Mary Kate was an investor relations associate at Antara Capital, where she focused on business development and capital fundraising. Before Antara Capital, Mary Kate was a strategy associate at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., where she worked in the Onyx and Corporate Strategy units. She graduated from Boston College with a bachelor’s degree in applied psychology and human development.
Jacqui Canney ’89, P’21
Chief People and AI Enablement Officer, ServiceNow
Jacqui Canney is the chief people officer at ServiceNow, leading all talent strategies for the company’s rapidly growing global workforce. She is focused on constantly improving employee experiences by putting people at the center and enabling them through technology.
Prior to joining ServiceNow in September 2021, she served as chief people officer at WPP and Walmart, driving complex transformations. Previously, Jacqui worked at Accenture for 25 years, where she played a pivotal role in supporting the rapid growth of the business.
Committed to advancing future innovation and enabling business leaders of all levels and backgrounds, Jacqui advises startups that share her passion for improving user experience and advancing health in the workplace. From serving on the boards of Project Healthy Minds, the Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp), and Boston College, to meeting with dozens of entrepreneurs and nonprofits annually to learn about their business models, give advice, and make investor connections, she is passionate about using her experience to lift others.
James “Jim” Collins ’98
Managing Director and Co-Head of U.S. Real Estate Investment Banking, Morgan Stanley
As a managing director in investment banking at Morgan Stanley, Jim Collins is responsible for providing capital raising and financial advisory services within the real estate industry. Jim is a commercial real estate generalist with a background in mergers and acquisitions (M&A). He has advised on over 45 M&A transactions with a total value in excess of $260 billion. Jim has significant experience representing corporate and financial clients as both a buyer and seller. Jim is based in New York, at the firm’s global headquarters. He is actively involved in firm initiatives including recruiting and mentoring, diversity and inclusion, alumni engagement, and community service.
Jim’s noteworthy advisory and IPO experience has been in conventional property types and within the cold storage, data center, and net lease specialty sectors. Jim was previously a certified public accountant at Ernst & Young. He and his wife Wendy live in Greenwich, Connecticut, with their three children, May (17), Caroline (14), and Jimmy (14).
Emily Filangieri ’12
Global Head of University Relations, Citi
Emily Filangieri joined Citi in 2015 and is the Global Head of University Relations. In this leadership position, Emily is responsible for the strategic direction and management of Citi’s engagement with universities, ensuring strong pipelines of early career talent across all business lines. Her work encompasses relationship management, program development, and strategic initiatives to attract top candidates to Citi.
Emily holds a B.A. in Psychology and Marketing from Boston College. She is passionate about talent acquisition, investing in early career staff, and developing future leaders. With a decade of experience at Citi, Emily has built a diverse and impactful career within human resources. Prior to her current role, she supported key divisions including treasury and trade solutions, client analytics, and capital markets. Emily’s earlier career includes experience as a legal recruiter at Winston & Strawn LLP.
Beyond her professional achievements, Emily previously served on the board of Wall Street Associates for St. Jude Children’s Hospital. She now serves as a Corporate Ambassador for BC’s Wall Street Business Leadership Council. Emily resides in New York with her husband and their two young sons.
Dan Flaherty ’16
Senior Associate (Restructuring), Evercore
Dan Flaherty is a senior associate within Evercore’s Liability Management and Restructuring Group, advising companies on Chapter 11 bankruptcies, liability management transactions, financings, out-of-court restructuring agreements, and recapitalizations. Earlier in his career, Dan had experience in risk management for a fund-of-hedge funds and product control for structured credit at an investment bank. Dan received an MBA from the Yale School of Management and a BA from Boston College.
Chris Hentemann ’90, P’23,’28
Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer, 400 Capital Management
Chris Hentemann organized and launched 400 Capital Management LLC (400CM) in October 2008. Chris is the Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of 400CM as well as the Chair of the firm’s investment and executive committees. Prior to 400CM, Chris was head of global structured products at Bank of America Securities where he led the strategy for lending, securitization, trading, sales, research and investment management of residential and commercial mortgage asset-backed securities, CLOs, tax and credit derivatives. Prior to joining BAS, Chris was vice president and a senior trader in residential mortgage securities, CMOs, and derivatives at Salomon Brothers Inc. Chris began his career at CS First Boston where he was responsible for trading and structuring residential mortgage securities, CMOs, and derivatives. Chris serves on the executive committee for the BC Wall Street Business Leadership Council, and the board of directors for Domus Kids and the Henrik Lundqvist Foundation. Chris graduated from the Carroll School of Management at Boston College in 1990 with a bachelor of science in finance.
Greg Hurchalla ’93
Partner, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, LLP
Greg Hurchalla is a former federal prosecutor and “top lawyer,” as described by several Philadelphia-area publications in 2025. Greg began his career as an assistant district attorney in the Delaware County District Attorney’s Office. He then became a deputy attorney general in the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, working in the Environmental Crimes Section, where he handled complex litigation, prosecuting both individual and corporate polluters. In 2003, Greg returned to Delaware County as the deputy district attorney in charge of the Economic Crime, Public Integrity and Elder Exploitation Units. He also served as the office’s lead public relations officer. While with the District Attorney’s Office, he also served as a special assistant U.S. attorney in Philadelphia. In 2009, Greg went on to join the Justice Department as an assistant United States attorney in Savannah, Georgia.
Throughout his career as a state and federal prosecutor, Greg prosecuted a wide range of high-profile cases, including complex environmental and white-collar cases as well as numerous homicide cases. Several high profile cases have garnered national attention, including cases featured on America’s Most Wanted, NBC’s Tonight Show, and the National Enquirer and other national publications. He has also been recognized for his work by two separate victim’s rights organizations, Women Against Rape and Senior Victim Services, for his work on behalf of victims of crimes. Greg has previously served as a discovery master in both Civil and Orphans Court and has served on his township’s zoning board. He has also represented indigent accused in federal court selected by members of the federal court system to serve on the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Criminal Justice Act panel. He has also taught a variety of legal and litigation-related topics at area universities and local law enforcement agencies. Since working in private practice, Greg has focused his practice primarily on civil litigation, most recently focused on commercial litigation. He also represented individuals and businesses in connection with a wide range of matters including criminal and/or white-collar cases, as well as both large-scale and small-scale commercial litigation, commercial real estate, government regulatory matters, and professional licensing matters. Throughout his career, he has tried numerous cases (including a total of over 40 jury trials) and/or litigated a variety of matters in federal and/or state courts ranging from Massachusetts to Georgia and throughout Pennsylvania. He has a JD from Suffolk University Law School and an MBA from Villanova University.
Joe Irineo ’03
Managing Director, Morgan Stanley
Joe Irineo is a Managing Director and Head of Cross Asset & Special Situations Sales in Morgan Stanley’s Institutional Equity Division in NY. He has been at the firm for over 18 years and is responsible for managing relationships with many of their most meaningful equity accounts. Joe is Co-Chair of MS’ firmwide Family Network. He sits on the MS Equity Diversity Council, as well as serving as the program leader for the firm’s Equity Sales & Trading Analyst Program. He received his MBA from Cornell and BS from Boston College. Joe lives in New Jersey with his wife, Charlene (also BC '03), and 2 daughters.
Richard “Rich” Jacobsen ’99, JD’03
Partner, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Richard Jacobsen, leader of Orrick's Financial Services Litigation practice and member of the firm’s 12-person Management Committee, represents some of the world’s largest financial services companies in complex and high-value disputes. For over a decade, Rich has successfully defended clients against billions of dollars of claims arising out of the 2008 financial crisis, securing some of the most favorable settlements and trial and appellate victories that have set precedents and significantly impacted the finance industry and his clients’ exposure. While continuing that work today, he also guides investment banks and asset managers through their most significant commercial disputes.
Anna Kelleher ’00
Chief Financial Officer, One Rock Capital Partners
Anna Kelleher is the Chief Financial Officer of One Rock Capital Partners, LLC. Prior to joining One Rock, Anna served as director of finance at The Riverside Company, where she was primarily responsible for Riverside’s flagship middle market buyout fund and its structured capital fund. Prior to The Riverside Company, Anna was a manager in Capital Source’s Corporate Finance Group.
Anna also held various corporate finance roles at AOL Time Warner and at Pfizer. She began her career at Ernst & Young LLP, where she was an assurance supervisor in the Financial Services Group.
Anna earned a B.S. in accounting from the Carroll School of Management. She is a also Certified Public Accountant.
Martin Kelly P’26, ’28
Chief Financial Officer, Apollo
Martin Kelly has served as Chief Financial Officer of Apollo Global Management since 2012. In this role, he has financial oversight of Apollo Asset Management and Athene, as well as group financial operations including treasury, investor relations, strategic finance, tax, and audit. Prior to the merger of Apollo with Athene in 2022, he additionally served as Co-Chief Operating Officer from 2019. From 2008 to 2012, he was with Barclays Capital and, from 2000 to 2008, with Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. serving in senior finance and banking roles. Martin previously spent 13 years with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and was appointed a partner of the firm in 1999.
Martin was educated in Australia, earning a Bachelor of Commerce degree majoring in finance and accounting at the University of New South Wales (1988), as well as a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance and Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia (1990). He was licensed as a Chartered Accountant in Australia and a CPA in the United States. Martin is a trustee of The Hotchkiss School, a director of The US Olympic and Paralympic Foundation, and a member of the executive committee of the BC Wall Street Council. He also serves on the scholarship selection committee of The Pat Tillman Foundation.
Brock Menard ’15
Senior Principal, Centerview Partners
Brock Menard is a senior principal at Centerview Partners, based in New York, where he focuses on strategic advice and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transaction execution for healthcare services, technology companies, and private equity firms. He joined Centerview in 2018 and over the course of his career has advised on transactions exceeding $30 billion in total deal value.
Before joining Centerview, Brock started his career at Deutsche Bank in the Consumer & Business Services Group in New York. He received a BS from the Carroll School of Management, where he studied finance and economics and was a four-year member of the men’s rowing team. He resides in New York City with his wife and son.
Jonathan “Jon” Rather ’82, P’10, ’12, ’14, ’17
General Partner, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe
Jonathan Rather ’82 is currently a senior advisor at the private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe (WCAS) after serving for 27 years as a general partner and member of the Investment Committee and Management Committee. With more than $35 billion under management, his responsibilities included portfolio/investment management, finance, financial reporting, investor relations, and managing the firm’s overall operations. Previously, he spent 14 years with the Goelet Investment Office, serving as chief operating officer and chief financial officer, and he currently serves on the Goelet Investment Advisory Committee. Prior to Goelet, Jon spent three years with Arthur Andersen & Co. He has been involved with several charitable organizations focused on education and community outreach, including over 25 years of service as treasurer, Executive Committee, and Board member of Domus, which assists more than 1,500 underserved and underrepresented youths and their families in Stamford, Connecticut. He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Boston College and a master’s degree in taxation from Pace University. Jon and his wife, Mary, reside in Stamford, Connecticut, and have four children; all are BC alumni.
Ned Roseberry ’93, P’25
Senior Managing Director, Evercore ISI
Ned Roseberry is a Co-Founder of Evercore Institutional Equities, and Senior Managing Director at Evercore ISI. He is the product manager for Evercore ISI, coordinating cross-firm content engagement across the firm’s research, sales, and trading teams. In his sales role, he specializes in the financial institutions sector. He also serves on the Evercore ISI Management Committee and steers the logistics for the Evercore ISI Investment Policy Committee.
Prior to joining Evercore as one of the founding partners of the Evercore Equities team in 2010, Ned spent 17 years as a Managing Director and U.S. financial specialist salesman at Fox-Pitt, Kelton (FPK), as well as a member of the FPK U.S. Equities Management Committee.
He graduated from BC’s Carroll School of Management with a B.S. double major in finance and marketing.
Christopher “Chris” Russo ’19
Founder and CEO, Russo Strategic Partners
Chris Russo is founder and CEO of Russo Strategic Partners, a marketing agency providing branding and social media marketing services to clients in media, real estate, restaurant, and hospitality. Chris has worked extensively with developer Silverstein Properties, helping shape the new World Trade Center campus. Chris’s background is in media, having held positions at Viacom and CBS News prior to starting his company.
Sara Samir ’21
Chief of Staff, Thrive Capital
Sara Samir is chief of staff to the chief operating officer at Thrive Capital in New York. Prior to joining Thrive, Sara was a consultant at McKinsey & Company, where she worked on strategy and mergers and acquisitions projects across various industries. Additionally, Sara served as the deputy chief of staff to McKinsey’s Managing Partner of North America. Sara studied economics in the Carroll School of Management, minored in theology, and was a member of the Gabelli Presidential Scholars program.
Ian Serko ’15
Director, BlackRock
Suzanne serves as a trusted advisor to some of New York's most sophisticated founders, executives, and real estate principals, helping them manage their personal balance sheets. She and her team partner with her clients and their tax and legal advisors to establish an investment and wealth management plan that addresses their banking, borrowing, investing, planning, and insurance needs. She acts as her clients’ fearless advocate to leverage the full resources of the firm, and to deliver customized strategies that help grow, protect and transfer their wealth. Previously, she served as a private wealth advisor at Morgan Stanley. She earned a bachelor’s of science in both economics and finance from Boston College.
Charles Stuckey ’03
Executive Director, Global Capital Markets, Morgan Stanley
Charles Stuckey joined Morgan Stanley in 2024 as an executive director and North American co-head of the Corporate Derivatives Group (CDG) within Global Capital Markets.
Charles has more than 22 years of experience in corporate interest rate derivatives and is currently responsible for coverage within Morgan Stanley’s Healthcare & Consumer Retail industry segments. He graduated from the Carroll School of Management with majors in finance and operations and technology management. He currently lives in Connecticut with his wife and two children.
Suzanne Sweeney ’07
Vice President, Banker, J.P. Morgan
Suzanne serves as a trusted advisor to some of New York's most sophisticated founders, executives, and real estate principals, helping them manage their personal balance sheets. She and her team partner with her clients and their tax and legal advisors to establish an investment and wealth management plan that addresses their banking, borrowing, investing, planning, and insurance needs. She acts as her clients’ fearless advocate to leverage the full resources of the firm, and to deliver customized strategies that help grow, protect and transfer their wealth. Previously, she served as a private wealth advisor at Morgan Stanley. She earned a bachelor’s of science in both economics and finance from Boston College.
Thomas “Tom” Traynor ’91, P’24, ’25, ’27
Vice Chairman, CBRE Inc.
Tom Traynor, CFA, is a vice chairman and co-head of U.S. large loans in debt & structured finance at CBRE, focusing on institutional debt advisory, with specific expertise in originating, structuring, and negotiating large commercial real estate finance transactions.
His performance demonstrates a deep and broad command of commercial real estate financing. Since joining CBRE in August 2016, Tom has arranged more than $57 billion in large fixed- and floating-rate financing transactions ranging from single assets to large portfolios. To date, Tom has originated more than $100 billion in commercial real estate loans throughout the United States, spanning all property types.
Prior to CBRE, Tom was a managing director at Deutsche Bank, where he spent 20 years within the commercial real estate loan origination and capital markets group.
Daniel “Dan” Tonkovich ’13
Vice President, Blue Owl Capital
Dan Tonkovich is vice president of portfolio company operations & transformations at Blue Owl Capital, where he is focused on operational improvements and value creation across Blue Owl’s portfolio of investments.
Prior to joining Blue Owl, Dan spent over a decade as a senior management consultant at A.T. Kearney and Deloitte, where he teamed with company executives and financial sponsors on growth strategy, corporate development (mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and ventures), and operational transformation projects for private equity–backed portfolio companies and Fortune 100 enterprises.
Originally from the Pacific Northwest (near Portland, Oregon), Dan started his career in New York City after graduating from theCarroll School of Management in 2013. In 2019, he also earned an MBA from Columbia Business School, where he was a private equity fellow.
While at BC, Dan was highly active in student life. Among other involvements, he was senior editor for The Heights, an ambassador for the Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics and a graduate of its Jenks Leadership Program, a council member for the Shaw Leadership Program, a Kairos retreat leader, a Campus Ministry service trip participant to Brazil, an undergraduate research fellow, and a member of the intramural football team.
Dan is an active BC alum, passionate about advancing the University’s mission and providing the same beneficial mentorship he received as a student. He is currently a part of the Wall Street Business Leadership Council and previously served on the GOLD Leadership Council and as co-chair of the Class of 2013’s 5th- and 10th-year Reunions.
Chris Westfahl ’88, P’21
Managing Director, Silverpeak Real Estate Partners
Chris Westfahl is a managing director at Silverpeak Real Estate Partners. Before this position, he worked at GE Capital and Lehman Brothers. Chris Westfahl earned a BA in economics from BC in 1988 and an MBA from the University of Connecticut in 1990. He is married to Eileen Westfahl ’87, and has three children, Kevin, Richard, and Steven. The family resides in Stamford, Connecticut, and Brewster, Massachusetts. Chris is a member of the Real Estate Council Executive Committee and has previously been a part of the Wall Street Business Leadership Council and 20th Reunion Gift Committee.
Brian Willer ’93
Managing Director, Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
Brian jointly heads up Deutsche Bank’s Global Autotech and North American Automotive coverage, based out of New York. Since 2001, Brian has been a key member of Deutsche Bank’s Industrials corporate finance team, focused on developing and executing M&A transactions, public equity and debt offerings, and private placements.
Brian began his career with seven years at Arthur Andersen LLP in Boston, focusing on assurance and business advisory, principally in the manufacturing, energy and technology sectors. Brian earned a BS from Boston College and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.