Remembering Greg – by Jerri Sue Gienger
Greg and I met when we worked together, back in the last century, at a small satellite division of Alex Brown & Sons. Fortunately for me, the office seating arrangement had us placed next to each other. Greg’s personality, easy going nature and intelligence were easy to gravitate toward. As frequently mentioned by others, he was more than…
Read MoreRemembering Greg – by Adam Rivkin
Even now, looking back, I feel like I knew Greg for a long time. I remember feeling that way, too, when he was alive, even when I’d only known him for a few weeks or months. We met when I was in college; I was an intern on the mortgage desk and he was my…
Read MoreRemembering Greg – by Randy Ahlgren
Over the course of our working careers we cross paths with a variety of people, some of whom can only be remembered vaguely. Then there are others who leave their mark and can be remembered long after. I was able to meet one of those people who left their mark in 2012, when Greg Reiter…
Read MoreRemembering Greg – by Jeana Curro
I had the privilege of working as Greg’s analyst twice in my career. I first met Greg in 2005 when he came to join our group at UBS. That was my very first job out of college; it was probably Greg’s 40th (he never could sit still for too long!). Once Greg joined our little team, he fit…
Read MoreRemembering Greg – by Lisa Shin
I first met Greg 18 years ago – he was a senior member of the investment group at Schwab and I was fresh out of college, placed as a temp worker in his department. We bonded right away, especially over our shared Asian heritage and the cultural expectations when it came to helping and providing…
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