ec2
 

Don Henry
Pound Ridge

About Don Henry Pound Ridge - Stifel Nicolaus

A financial services specialist and investment banking executive with more than 20 years of experience in his field, Donald Henry currently serves as a First Vice President of Investments at Stifel Nicolaus and Company, Inc. in White Plains, New York. Commanding a long and impressive career in finance, Donald Henry laid the foundations for his profession as an undergraduate at the State University of New York at Oswego (SUNY Oswego). From September 1983 through May 1987, Donald Henry pursued studies in a wide range of topics, ultimately narrowing his concentration to business administration and economics. An exemplary student at SUNY Oswego, Donald Henry earned the William J. Monte Scholarship before receiving his Bachelor of Arts in 1987. Following graduation, Donald Henry launched his career as a financial services professional, fulfilling a string of entry-level and middle-management positions in and around the greater New York metropolitan area. In addition, Donald Henry attended Columbia University from 1990 through 1992, studying various facets of computer technology. In October 2000, Donald Henry earned a promotion to Vice President and Financial Advisor with Citi Smith Barney (now Morgan Stanley Smith Barney), where he continued to build upon his solid professional track record for the next eight-plus years. Leaving Morgan Stanley Smith Barney at the end of this period, Donald Henry took a position as First Vice President with Stifel Nicolaus and Company, Inc. in April 2009. Stifel Nicolaus has been recognized as the top equity research firm on Wall Street according to the Wall Street Journal and Starmine. In this role, Donald Henry handles a broad variety of responsibilities to clients, focusing on multi-tiered investment strategies with expertise in wealth management, estate planning, customized credit, and more. Donald Henry has been recognized as a top advisor and handles the accounts of some of the firms most prestigious clients. Donald Henry has been a resident of Pound Ridge, New York for over a decade. He is the proud father of two beautiful daughters.


Don Henry Pound Ridge's Schools

Don Henry Pound Ridge's Companies

  		•  Stifel Nicolaus & Company, Inc. 2009
    First Vice President - Investments
    As an advisor with the premier middle-market investment bank I balance an intimate client experience with access to extensive resources– including traditional, specialty asset, alternative, and capital market investment solutions, as well as customized credit and banking offerings. Your team will be drawn from the most respected and talented in their fields: institutional-quality investment strategists, economists and researchers. If your needs are multi-dimensional and span several generations, you may require a comprehensive wealth strategy that not only includes investment management, but also takes such needs as trust, estate, tax, philanthropic, and customized credit into consideration. I believe that bringing these elements together can contribute significantly to the success of your overall wealth management plan. Top 10% in firm ranking of revenue production I know that integrity, transparency and accountability are critical to building your trust. As your fiduciary, we approach each investment decision focused on your needs and best interests. This standard permeates everything we do for you, from planning to execution.

Don Henry Pound Ridge's Publications

  • Serving the Community: Philanthropy for Beginners, Part 2
    December, 2010
    by Donald Henry

    Continue learning about the many ways you can contribute to causes with the second segment of our philanthropy guide.

    Ways to Become Active
    Choosing a cause to support is only the first step in becoming a philanthropist; the most important step is becoming active in your chosen pursuit. (Of course, you can have more than one cause.) Some of the many ways to contribute are: visit your local library and volunteer to read books to groups of children; spend time with kids in children’s hospitals; donate clothing to Goodwill or other clothing centers; prepare and/or deliver food to the needy; enlist for Habitat for Humanity and build dwellings for impoverished areas…. There are many ways to take action and make a difference.

    Donate Money
    You do not have to give money to charities in order to make an impact, but every dollar you give does go a long way in helping charities expand their reach and keep their programs running. In your budget, set aside a small amount to give to the charity or charities of your choice every pay cycle, or whenever you feel able to donate. Every so often, reevaluate your budget and determine if you can give a greater or lesser amount. Some contributors reassess their donation amount once a year and increase the amount by one or two percent. Keep in mind that money donated to charities is tax deductible; keep track of your donations and apply them during tax season.

    Philanthropy for Beginners, Part 1