Industry: Investment Banking

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A respectable veteran in the field of business and finance, Ms. Renee Siegel demonstrates her talent and knack for garnering knowledge through her experiences. Siegel studied at Cornell University and earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Business Economics in the late 1970s. Renee had a GPA of 3.9, leading in the top one percentile of her class. Two years later, Siegel earned her Master’s degree in Business Administration from Cornell University’s Johnson School of Management, concentrating on Accounting and Finance. Renee was an ADA Howe Kent Scholar as well as a member of the Ho-Nun-De-Kah Academic Honor Society and the Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society.

Renee C. Siegel’s exceptional education prepared her for her current positions at New York investing firm Smith Barney: senior investment management specialist, financial advisor, financial planning specialist and, most notably, senior vice president of wealth management. At the Smith Barney office, One Penn Plaza, 43rd Floor, New York, NY 10119, individuals and businesses seek advice from Siegel and the company’s team of financial experts. Renee takes care of structuring and managing pension and cash portfolios, and has been doing so for almost 20 years.

To see Renee C. Siegel’s profile on the Smith Barney Web site, visit http://fa.smithbarney.com/renee_siegel/.

Renee has also shared her exceptional financial knowledge and leadership at the companies Ernst & Young, Merrill Lynch, and Exxon International. Her prowess is also sought after in many other states; she is licensed in California, Arizona, Utah and Colorado, to list only a few.

Siegel is a registered securities representative, holds an insurance license in the state of New York, and also serves as a New York certified public accountant.

While being an expert at working in a business, Renee Siegel also avidly participates as a public speaker. Siegel has given talks at Columbia University’s Women in Business Forum, Fordham Women in Business, Price Waterhouse Cooper and Prudential Douglas Elliman.