Integrated Partners hires former BNY Mellon CIO

Integrated Partners hires former BNY Mellon CIO
Stephen Kolano will head investments for the firm’s integrated family office.
JUL 13, 2022

Integrated Partners, a Boston-based registered investment advisory firm managing $7.8 billion, has hired Stephen Kolano as managing director, investments for its integrated family office.

Kolano spent over 19 years at BNY Mellon in multiple roles, most recently as chief investment officer for BNY Mellon Investor Solutions. He began his career at JPMorgan Chase, Integrated Partners said in a press release Wednesday.

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