Linda's career started in Manhattan over 30 years ago working for a small insurance company, as Secretary to the Vice President. Shortly thereafter, she changed gears and started a career with a Japanese Brokerage Firm, where she was Executive Secretary to the Executive Vice President of the Trading Department. It is here where she developed her excellent communication skills and learned the importance of meeting deadlines on a timely basis. Experiencing both the American and Japanese trading experience, she came away with strong work ethics and an appreciation for the cultural experience as well. After several years at the brokerage firm, she went on to become a Legal Secretary for a large corporate law firm. Here she met the challenge of a very demanding and diversified industry. Confidentiality, strong work ethics, deadlines and corporate client interaction became part of her everyday experience. She spent several years working at the law firm, until the birth of her first child. It was then that she left this career behind to take on the greatest and most rewarding career of all: being a mother.

After having the privilege of being a stay-at-home mom for many years, she decided to embark on a new career, this time in finance. She fully embraced the challenge of returning to work in an industry that once again, was new to her. Having experienced the environment of working in large firms, she welcomed the opportunity of working in a smaller family-like environment. Impressed by the work ethics and overall mission of Richmond Wealth Management, she became part of their family, as a Marketing Associate. Once again, she relied on her skills and past experience to provide her with the know how needed to succeed. Although new to the finance industry, she understands the importance of being well informed and planning for the future.

When not working, Linda can be found enjoying the outdoors with her family, walking and biking. She also enjoys shopping, perfecting her cooking skills, getting together with friends and family or curled up with a great book.