Casey Quirk, a management consulting firm serving the global asset management industry, has appointed Daniel Celeghin and Grace L. Cicero as partners.
Celeghin (pictured) has focused on the alternative investment management industry since joining Casey Quirk in 2002, and played an instrumental role in developing Casey Quirk’s proprietary hedge fund benchmarking frameworks for the firm’s hedge fund clients.
He is the lead author of Casey Quirk’s 2009 whitepaper on the hedge fund industry, The Hedge Fund of Tomorrow: Building an Enduring Firm, in partnership with the Bank of New York Mellon.
Celeghin has worked with more than 60 asset management companies on projects covering business strategy, distribution dynamics, organisation structure, product development, and economic alignment restructuring.
Cicero serves as chief administrative officer, managing Casey Quirk’s administrative team, coordinating human resource and benefits administration, and executing the firm’s recruiting effort. She is responsible for proposal and revenue tracking, accounting activities, vendor relationships, and all facilities-related issues.
Before joining Casey Quirk in 2002, Cicero was manager of administration at the Barra Strategic Consulting Group. Prior to that, she was a programme manager with General Electric.
“Daniel and Grace have made substantial contributions to our firm during the past eight years,” says John F. Casey, chairman of Casey Quirk. “We are proud to welcome them as partners.”
