Nandi Gunning, who managed $430 million at Morgan Stanley, has joined The CMW Group, a trio of advisers at Merrill Private Wealth Management in San Francisco that manages $2.5 billion in client assets.
The CMW Group also has an office in Columbus, Ohio. Its other advisers are Anthony Canini, John Myers and Andrew Wages.
Gunning spent eight years with Morgan Stanley. Earlier, she was a principal consultant at a global consulting firm and a senior equity analyst for a single-family investment office in San Francisco. She started as an auditor at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
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