UBS senior vice president for wealth management Nick LoMaglio UBSWhile LoMaglio, 34, chose not to pursue a career in education despite interest, he has continued to be a teacher, for clients and as part of a non-profit, during his time in financial services. LoMaglio has added it to his practice, DelGiorno/LoMaglio Wealth Management, by bringing in children of clients for what he describes as a professional services boot camp. Getty ImagesIn advocating for the values of networking and other professionals skills, LoMaglio is preaching what he practices. After getting his start at the Swiss financial services giant, he eventually moved between departments, learning about various disciplines, before landing as an advisor. That all changed with his exposure to financial services and just last year he accepted a position within the business valuation department at KPMG in New York.

Source: Forbes June 09, 2020 20:03 UTC