The team comes with a deep background in financial services. Tudela spent her first eight years in the business at Smith Barney in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and the last 20 at UBS. She received a bachelor's degree in marketing and international business from American University.
Daguin has been in the business 24 years, first at Citibank, where she worked on the banking side, and then UBS.
Aguilar has been in the business 19 years, beginning her career at Commerce Bank, then moving to Citibank and then to UBS. She has a law degree and doctorate from the Universidad Santa Maria in Caracas, Venezuela.
"We are three worldly, bilingual women from Venezuela who want to further lead the way for more women to get involved in the financial services industry," said Tudela in a statement. "We came to Alex. Brown for its cultural reputation. Our values are aligned and we know our clients will feel right at home and valued, as we do. In addition, the technology is very sophisticated and a great fit for both older and newer generations. It's been very helpful, especially in the midst of a pandemic."
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Raymond James' Alex.Brown division's new team: (L to R) Gabriela Aguilar, Idalia Daguin, Marina Tudela 
