As the regional president, Hohlstein will report to the president of the Southeast US region, Craig Sutherland.
Meanwhile, the chairman of Georgia, Dana Halberg, will continue in her client service leadership role and will help Hohlstein with strategies to build on strong business growth in the state and throughout the Southeast.
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Prior to joining BNY Mellon, Hohlstein had served as the director at Synovus Family Asset Management for six years, managing US$4 billion in assets for more than 50 families. And in the previous seven years, he was the director of TB&C Family Office, which was the founding family for Synovus Family Asset Management.
In both the roles, he was responsible for providing a full array of family office services to UHNW families, primarily in Georgia and the greater Southeast.
Commenting on the move, Halberg said: "Since BNY Mellon entered Atlanta less than 10 years ago, we have grown our assets under management by four fold despite the global financial crisis. This is a testament to the value we bring to our clients’ financial affairs, and is also manifested by our more than 90% client satisfaction and retention rates. Chris brings a strong record of achievement and expertise that will further support our high value service to clients and our future growth."
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