Reegan Rae named co-CEO at Arnerich Massena

Reegan Rae named co-CEO at Arnerich Massena
Firm founder Tony Arnerich is stepping down as co-CEO; Bryan Shipley becomes sole CIO in addition to co-CEO.
FEB 11, 2021

Reegan Rae has been named co-CEO at Arnerich Massena, a registered investment advisory firm managing $7.74 billion in Portland, Oregon.

Rae, who had been a managing director and senior investment adviser, joins Bryan Shipley, who has served as co-CEO for over a year.

Firm founder Tony Arnerich, who had been co-CEO, will now focus on his family and his venture capital firm, 3x5 Partners.

Shipley also is assuming the role of sole chief investment officer, after serving as co-CIO with Arnerich for four years.

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