UBS Private Wealth Management has added a ream of advisors from Goldman Sachs, Regina Bronson and Alex Gitomer, as managing directors and private wealth advisors in New York City.  

Bronson and Gitomer will also be joined by senior wealth strategy associates Christina Brown and Hilary Stock. 

The team will join the UBS Manhattan Market in the firm’s 1285 Avenue of the Americas Private Wealth Management office, which is led by managing director Kellie Brady. They will report to market director Thomas Conigatti. 

“Regina and Alex are talented advisors that have decades of combined experience advising ultra-high-net-worth clients on the complexities of maintaining and growing wealth through generations,” said Conigatti. 

Bronson, who provides investment management, trust and estate structuring, and philanthropy and lending advice to ultra-high-net-worth individuals, families, nonprofits and family offices, had spent 10 years at Goldman as a private wealth advisor before joining UBS. She had previously worked at JPMorgan Private Bank as a senior banker and at Bank of America, advising investment banking clients. 

Gitomer, who advises ultra-high-net-worth families, nonprofits and institutional clients, had spent a decade at Goldman prior to joining UBS. Prior to Goldman, he was also at JPMorgan, advising private equity firm founders and other strategic clients as part of the financial sponsors group at J.P. Morgan Private Bank. 

Brown spent the past four years with Goldman Sachs as a financial analyst and business development professional in private wealth management. Stock previously spent nine years with Goldman Sachs and was most recently a VP in private wealth management. 

Pictured: 1285 Avenue of the Americas Private Wealth Management office.