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Blaine F. Aikin, AIFA, CFA, CFP®
Chief Executive Officer
More than twenty-five years of professional financial management experience in leadership positions within the public, private, and academic sectors.
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J. Richard Lynch, AIFA
Chief Operating Officer and Chief Compliance Officer
More than twenty-five years of extensive project management experience with the Government and private sector.
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Steve Rydzak, AIF
Vice President, Global Sales
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Andrew T. Frommeyer, AIF
Director of Products & Services
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Heather M. Martorella, AIF
Director of Marketing
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Judy Stormer
Director of Finance
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George Stark
Application Systems Manager
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Bennett Aikin, AIF
Communications Manager
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Kristina Fausti
Director of Legal and Regulatory Affairs
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Kevin P. Haugh
Senior Software Developer
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David E. Palascak, AIF, CFA
Tools Product Manager
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Linda Bucci
Office Manager
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Kaylene Ritchie, AIF
Training Coordinator
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Chien-Hung (Jeffrey) Chen
Software Developer
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Lloyd E. Jones, Jr.
Software Developer
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Michael F. Limbacher, AIF
Tools Product Associate
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Ryan Lynch, AIF
Designations Coordinator
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Benefits of working with Fi360

We provide Web-based applications that serve multiple business functions. In today’s tight budgetary environment organizations need to find ways to spend every dollar twice.

We provide risk management tools; litigation and arbitration cases involving breaches of investment fiduciary responsibility continue at unusually high levels.

We provide training and publications on investment fiduciary responsibility so that investment advisors and trustees can properly manage their fiduciary responsibilities.

We understand the regulatory, legislative, and case law environment that defines the roles and responsibilities of investment fiduciaries. We not only know what the fiduciary should be doing, but more importantly, why.