In March, we celebrated Women’s History Month by highlighting some of the Telemus Capital women breaking barriers in the industry. Everyone finds their way into the finance industry in different ways. Get to know some of the influential women at Telemus.
Charlene Reardon, AWMA®, Senior Financial Life Advisor, was intrigued by the finance industry after seeing her friends work at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. She instantly knew she belonged in the world of finance and trading. When asked what she enjoys about the industry, Charlene noted that she is still learning something new every day and challenging herself.
Mary Bakhaus, Senior Financial Life Advisor, who has been recognized by Crain’s Detroit Business as part of its Notable Women in Finance list, has been in the industry for more than 45 years. She enjoys the challenge and variability of the investment process and the interaction with her clients. Mary is a member of the Investment and Finance Committee for the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation.
Lauren Genuardi, MBA, Financial Life Advisor, has more than 20 years of experience providing wealth management and financial strategies to high-net-worth individuals and families. Lauren is passionate about helping others and developing long-term relationships that allow clients to become confident in their investment journey.
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