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Any successful wealth plan begins with a thorough discussion of your ambitions. Whether you’re pursuing your next dream, investing in your family’s future or exploring your philanthropic legacy, we take the full spectrum into consideration. By understanding the intricacies of your goals, we create a more meaningful approach to wealth management.
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- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Chicago, IL
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 1889
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- Investment Management, Trust and Estate Services, Philanthropic Services, Specialized Advisory Services, Family Office Solutions, and Private and Business Banking
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A beautiful night for our Northern Trust team executing on the latest installment of our Bay Area speaker series. Thank you to Secretary Condoleezza Rice for the insightful conversation! It has been wonderful to see the Northern Trust Wealth Management business diving deeper into the community and serving our meaningful ecosystem of clients and friends. We also greatly enjoyed the partnership with Makena Capital Management, LLC and Luke Proskine. What an incredibly fun night!!
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Jacqueline Jordan was thrilled to be part of the panel to unveil the 2024 Museum Board Leadership Report at American Alliance of Museums’ Annual Meeting in Baltimore. The information gathered from this important study helps us better our work with cultural institutions, be stronger members of our communities, and lead conversations with stakeholders to create lasting benefit.
Are #museums living by their own principles of #diversity, #equity and #inclusion? Not always, according to research we released a few months ago in partnership with the American Alliance of Museums (AAM). Our team was heartened to see that museum trustees across the U.S. viewed #DEI as more important than they had back in 2017, when AMM’s previous board survey was conducted. Yet there’s still an acute lack of diversity in the governance of museums: 82% of board members and 88% of museum directors identify as white. And the painful fact is that only 12% of boards have developed concrete plans to diversify their own ranks. Given the profound role of museum trustees—and the leaders they hire and oversee—in shaping the priorities and character of American cultural institutions, the findings in this report shine much-needed light on how and why progress happens… or doesn’t. One thing we’ve been talking about with each other and our clients and partners around the field is how museum trustees are recruited into those roles. As noted in the report, we found that most of them come to the museum board through personal connections with current board members, directors, or other staff. So if a board has historically been predominantly white, and if the social and community networks of those trustees are also disproportionately white, then recruitment of new trustees tends to perpetuate the problem. Cory Garfin, who directed the research on our end, said the other day that this is essentially a “museum governance echo chamber,” constructed of the very social dynamics that museum say they want to help dismantle. Still, we found signs of progress. Museum leaders and trustees continue to be committed to their DEI principles even in the face of the current backlash. We hope that studies like this, along with the great resources our AAM colleagues included in the report, will help cultural institutions take more intentional, concrete actions to bring their values to life. Whether you work in the museum field or another area of the #artandculture sector, we’d love your thoughts on “2024 Museum Board Leadership: A National Report.” You can download it here: https://lnkd.in/e3B9Yt2b. And if you’re not comfortable filling out the brief form on that webpage, just leave a comment here and we’ll email you the PDF. Big thanks to Carys Kunze, Natanya Khashan and Elizabeth Merritt at AAM and to Northern Trust for the support that made this study possible! In addition to Cory, our research team included Michelle Ernst, PhD and Bayaz Zeynalova.
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Many Americans are navigating the challenge of simultaneously caring for young children and aging parents. Beyond the physical and emotional stress of being a dual caregiver, there are also financial ramifications. Steph L Wagner discusses with The Wall Street Journal.
More Americans shoulder a double load of caring for their children and at least one adult, often a parent. The “sandwich generation” has grown to at least 11 million in the U.S., according to one estimate, and shifts in demographics, costs and work are making it a longer and tougher slog. People are having children later, and they are living longer, often with care-intensive conditions such as dementia. That means many are taking care of elderly parents when their own kids are still young and require more intensive parenting—and for longer stretches of their lives than previous generations of sandwiched caregivers. Not too long ago, the typical sandwich caregiver was a woman in her late 40s with teenage kids and maybe a part-time job. Now, according to a 2023 AARP report, the average age of these caregivers is 44, and a growing share are men. Nearly a third are millennials and Gen Z. They are in the critical early-to-middle stages of their careers and three-quarters of them work full or part time. The growing burden on this sandwich generation weakens careers and quality of life, and has ramifications for society at large. A 40-something contributing $1,500 a month over five years to support an aging parent stands to lose more than $1 million in retirement savings, according to an analysis by Steph L Wagner, national director of women and wealth at Northern Trust Wealth Management. What has been your experience with caring for children and elderly parents at the same time? 🔗 Read more from Vanessa Fuhrmans and Veronica Dagher: https://lnkd.in/g6seqQfH
The Sandwich Generation Is Stressed Out, Low on Money and Short on Time
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Inflation appears to be moving in the right direction globally, with a few regional exceptions. The soft landing narrative remains in place in the U.S., while equity market breadth improves on the back of earnings fundamentals. Read The Weekly Five: https://bit.ly/3YcUXiP
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In our latest Market Currents, Northern Trust Wealth Management CIO Katherine Nixon sits down with Northern Trust Asset Management’s Deputy CIO and CIO of Global Equities, Michael Hunstad, to demystify the world of equity market volatility. They explain recent market behavior, market efficiency and ways to diversify in the early stages of the current rate-cutting cycle. Listen to the podcast: https://bit.ly/4eQV1vj
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Investment Policy Committee Update: Positive macroeconomic conditions and an accommodative Federal Reserve should support risk assets in the U.S. However, the ride ahead may be bumpy as the Fed and markets remain sensitive to new data. Read the Five: https://bit.ly/3U6bWC5
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We are excited to announce that Marc Cosentino has been named West Region President of Northern Trust Wealth Management. Marc’s career with the firm spans three decades and numerous leadership roles, serving previously as President of the Pacific Northwest and Northern California regions. We look forward to Marc’s leadership of our integrated team in delivering holistic wealth management services for our clients in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, Texas and Washington. Congratulations, Marc! https://bit.ly/4eGt75w
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Thank you to all our friends, clients, and community partners who joined us at Truss to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Northern Trust Ohio office. We were joined by our Chairman and CEO, Mike O'Grady, for this milestone event. Thank you to Allegra Biery, President of the Midwest States, and our Ohio Advisory Board for being part of our celebration. It was a beautiful autumn evening in THE LAND! On behalf of all my Northern Trust partners, thank you for placing your confidence in Northern Trust. It has been a pleasure to work with our clients and their families for their #wealthmanagement needs. This is only the beginning for great things to come for Northern Trust in OH-IO. Northern Trust Allegra Biery Hannah Roberts David Selman Michael Novak Cheryl Bailey Bart Beacher Audrey Skiera Jenny Allen Jessica Z. Katherine M. Lammert
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Northern Trust is proud to be the presenting sponsor of the 35th annual Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville, one of the largest, longest running and most respected events of its kind in the country. Get your tickets now: https://bit.ly/3zB1com #Antiques&GardenShowofNashville #ProudToSupport https://bit.ly/4dHqIGI
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