Fisher Asset Management Announces Natalie DeMarco Resignation
Sales Manager to leave for a career in motion picture and television production/development
Online, June 28, 2013 (Newswire.com) - After thirteen and a half years with the Company, Natalie DeMarco has resigned her position to pursue a career in motion picture and television production/development as well as other media-finance ventures.
Starting as an outside salesperson in Florida responsible for direct sales in Fisher's Private Client Group, Natalie brought in more than 300 clients and $400 million in assets under management (AUM), thus achieving Gold Club equivalent status in the top 10% of the salesforce multiple times. Natalie also achieved the $100,000,000 Club for exceeding $100M AUM in one year. In addition, she was recognized for her outstanding performance over the years and was the recipient of numerous other awards:
1999 Great Start
2000 Freshman of the Year
2001 Sophomore of the Year
2002 Junior of the Year
From 2003 to 2005, Natalie adopted the hybrid role of helping others in sales as one of our five Regional Sales Directors while she also continued to sell.
In March of 2005, Natalie was promoted to a fulltime management and coaching role as a Regional Sales Leader/Group Vice President, working with our sales professionals throughout the northeast, mid-Atlantic and Florida. She has had a successful track record in both sales and management and we are thankful for her valuable contributions and services.
Natalie now looks to broader challenges, saying, "The entertainment industry affords me the opportunity to engage my skills in the worlds of commerce and creativity. I've come to understand that the entertainment community is not only a high net worth network-but is ripe for smart investment strategies. This is undoubtedly an exciting next step in my evolution as a financial services professional."
Damian Ornani, President of Client Acquisition and Service, said, "We will miss Natalie and wish her all the best in her new endeavors and appreciate both her past contributions as well as her willingness to be available to consult with me and others here."