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Friday, July 19, 2019

An NYC Boutique Hires a Chief


Marc Rappaport recently stepped into the role as CEO at New York City-based DCM Advisors, a wealth management RIA that also advises its own mutual fund and is affiliated with Lisanti Capital Growth, a small cap and SMID-cap growth equity investing shop.

Marc Reuben Rappaport
DCM Advisors
CEO
With more than 30 years of industry experience, the New York University alumnus previously served as senior managing director at Alpine Woods Capital Investors (which sold its mutual fund business last year while staying in the hedge fund space).

"I am very pleased to join DCM and to continue the great work done by this exceptional team," Rappaport stated. "Long before 'customer-centric' was the buzz-phrase of business consultants, I have given great importance to understanding what the client needed and finding the right solutions for them. Developing broad, long-standing relationships with clients is one of my priorities.”

Andrew Greenstein, executive director and general counsel at DCM, did not immediately respond to a call for comment.

As CEO, Rappaport will focus on employing innovative strategies that deliver solutions for all DCM clients. Some members on Rappaport's new team have more than 40 years of industry experience.

"The DCM team and I are delighted to welcome Marc as our CEO," stated Glenn Grossman, CEO and founder of Dinosaur Group Holdings. (DCM is a wholly owned subsidiary of Dinosaur Group Holdings.) "He brings a wealth of experience and his cutting-edge approach to technology and investment will move both our investment advisory and wealth services forward. Marc's and DCM's vision is to provide long-term success to all of our clients."

DCM and Listanti have about $540 million in AUM combined.


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