Christina WolfeChristina WolfeVice PresidentBusiness Management Specialist
About Christina
Christina Wolfe is a Vice President and JPMS Business Specialist at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Christina is an integral member of FGF Partners who oversees the team's smooth operations, resulting in a high-quality client experience. She is responsible for a number of initiatives, including leading team meetings, allocating workflow, refining processes and systems, identifying resources within the team and across the organization, and addressing complex client inquiries.
Drawing on an extensive background in trading and account administration, Christina offers first-hand knowledge of best practices—insights that she shares with clients and colleagues alike. Clients appreciate her accessibility and her attentiveness to their needs. Christina, in turn, takes great satisfaction in seeing inquiries to a satisfying conclusion. She enjoys uncovering creative approaches to client requests, embodying a committed work ethic that demonstrates how much she values each relationship.
Prior to moving to J.P. Morgan Wealth Management with her team in 2023, Christina was an Associate Director and Business Practice Manager with First Republic Investment Management, where she worked for more than three years. Earlier, she served as the Director of Operations and Client Services at Hightower Advisors, where she managed daily operations, implemented and executed quarterly portfolio changes, and assisted in the implementation of participant 401(k) plans. Christina's career also includes tenures as a Portfolio Associate with Morgan Stanley and a Client Service Associate with UBS Financial Services. From 1997 – 2000, Christina worked on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. She began her financial services career in 1994 after earning her B.S. in Finance with a minor in Economics from Western New England University.
Christina has three sons who make her very proud. Her eldest son attends Penn State, while her twins are in high school, keeping Christina busy with their football and cross-country commitments. During her free hours, she likes to work out, visit wineries in Temecula, go paddleboarding and dote on her Shih Tzu, Yoda.
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