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Jeannie Rubsam

Client Service

MBA, University of Connecticut
BS, University of Connecticut

While I considered majoring in French (my first language!) in college, my love of math led me down a different path to a degree in finance, and I began my career in corporate finance upon graduation.  For over fifteen years, I worked for an automotive finance company in planning and budgeting – a job I absolutely loved.  I earned my MBA at night, completing my final capstone course just three months after my first child was born.  (To say those years are a blur is an understatement.)  I continued working until my youngest child was born, at which time I decided to stay home with my three young children.

A few years later, I returned to the workforce part-time when an opportunity arose in the publishing industry.  An avid life-long reader, I jumped at the chance to work for a small London-based children’s book publisher.  What started as an assistant to the publisher quickly morphed into a role as the US operations manager, where I handled everything from inventory to finance as this company grew four-fold during my time there.

While I enjoyed my years working in publishing, I always longed to get back to my finance roots, and I was fortunate to be hired as the office manager at HTG a few years ago and recently transitioned to our Client Services team.

I’m excited about this opportunity to collaborate more closely with our advisors and engage more directly with HTG clients.

I look forward to what my future here holds as I continue to learn more about this dynamic industry.

That youngest child I referred to earlier is now entering his senior year in college, and my husband and I are enjoying our empty-nester status traveling, spending time with family and exploring New York City with our older children.  In my spare time, I love cooking, reading, and walking.  I’m an active volunteer at my church and an avid supporter of organizations that fund pediatric cancer research and assist those affected by pediatric cancer.