This week in new hires, Matt Lynch joined ByAllAccounts' board of directors; William Greiner became CIO at Mariner Wealth Advisors and FactRight brought in Scott Smith and Chris Bove.
Also, Symetra welcomed Curt Olson; David Collett went to UAT; and Neuberger Berman added 11 new sales executives.
Matt Lynch Joins ByAllAccounts' Board of Directors
ByAllAccounts announced Wednesday that Matt Lynch, who recently joined Tiburon Associates as a principal, has joined its board of directors. Prior to joining Tiburon, Lynch was president and CEO of the independent broker-dealer Capital Analysts. He also served as director of the business consulting group at Moss Adams, and held senior leadership positions with Lincoln Financial Advisors and field management roles with New York Life. He is active in industry associations and is a frequent speaker at industry conferences.
Lynch's approach to the independent broker-dealer space was profiled in an Investment Advisor cover story in 2009, and ByAllAccounts CEO James Carney is a regular contributor to AdvisorOne.
Mariner Wealth Advisors Hires William Greiner as Chief Investment Officer
Mariner Wealth Advisors recently announced that William Greiner (left) has joined the firm as its new CIO.
An industry veteran with more than 25 years of experience, Greiner has left his role as CIO of Scout Investment Advisors and Scout Funds to join Mariner. He started with Scout's parent company, UMB, in 1999 as CIO after working for Northern Trust in Chicago.
Greiner's background also includes his position as a CFA charter holder, a member of the CFA Institute and a member of the Kansas City CFA Society.
FactRight Appoints Scott Smith, Chris Bove
FactRight LLC announced April 5 that it has welcomed Scott Smith as principal and chief operations officer. In his new role, he will oversee due diligence evaluation and reporting tools for broker dealers. The company also announced that Chris Bove will be joining the firm as a legal analyst.
Smith (right) brings more than 10 years of industry experience, developing alternative investment products for a range of 
financial and real estate companies. Prior to joining, he served as director of alternative investments from 2010 to 2012 at Ameriprise Financial. Prior to that, he was vice president and in-house counsel from 2008 to 2009 for National Healthcare Properties. Earlier, he was national sales director for CapWest Securities and vice president of LandAmerica's 1031 exchange services; he began his career practicing insurance and real estate law in St. Louis.
