Robert C Logel - A Good Leader & Marketer

In 1985, Robert C. Logel graduated with a BS in Finance from Ithaca College. In addition, Robert Logel, the company's founder, and managing director has plans to build an office in Seattle to increase existing offices in Williamsville and outside of Boston, as well as to launch a second fund the following year. While in college, he played basketball and football as well. After completing, he was enrolled in fleet banks' executive management program. After finishing the executive program, he joined the bank as a branch manager and a commercial lender, working in both positions until April 1988. He continued to play basketball coach at various AAU levels, and manage midget football groups all around New York State. Throughout these 20 years, he was a Million dollar roundtable member and top producer for John Hancock mutual life and metropolitan life. He continued working with John Hancock as the northeast regional vice president, in charge of a team of more than 500 salespeople.

For his largest client, the HSBC bank, he was in charge of handling the distribution of John Hancock items. He left John Hancock in 2009 to seek venture capital opportunities. He has certificates in both dog training and CPR for dogs. He became a serious golfer and held his memberships at Brookfield Country Club and Transit Valley Country Club. Attorney general Spitzer announced that they had collected $1.1 million for a group of elderly residents of Erie County who had lost money in an investment fraud. This happened due to the agreement made by numerous financial institutions as a result of the prosecution of financial planner Randall Cedrik, 43, of Angola.

Cedrik was charged with using individuals at risk, such as the elderly, widowed, and disabled, to market various securities. Several elderly people from Erie County, including widows and people with disabilities, were included in his plan. When Spitzer announced the court ruling and the civil settlement to give restitution in confusing in March, a number of victims joined him. The Brian O'Mara Agency, Joh Hancock Insurance, and well-known venture financier Robert C. Logel have agreed to pay cash to all the fraud victims as compensation. His outstanding teamwork and leadership skills are highly helpful to the business. Without a doubt, he adds value to any insurance company he chooses to deal with.