FD Fund Administration names three new partners
15 October 2020 Philadelphia
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George Cornick, Vince Small and Corinne Weidner have all been elected as partner for the provider of outsourced fund administration services, FD Fund Administration (FD-FA).
Cornick is a member of FD-FA’s Philadelphia office with 25 years of corporate accounting and finance experience, including 20 years in real estate.
Prior to joining FD-FA, he held the position of controller for a multi-billion dollar real estate family of funds where his responsibilities included oversight of the accounting functions of a commercial real estate portfolio.
Small is also a member of FD-FA’s Philadelphia office with 25 years of experience in the financial services industry and partnership accounting, with the last ten years focused on real estate.
Earlier in his career, he was chief financial officer and chief compliance officer for an investment advisor with over $800 million in assets under management.
He spent six years with PwC as an audit manager in their financial services group, where he focused primarily on audits of large mutual fund companies and alternative investment clients.
Meanwhile, Weidner, a member of FD-FA’s Philadelphia office with 17 years of experience in the asset management industry.
Prior to joining FD-FA, Weidner held the position of controller for First Round Capital overseeing accounting operations, including financial reporting, cash management, compliance and investor communications.
She began her career spending nearly ten years with KPMG, focusing primarily on coordinating and executing audits of registered mutual fund companies and non-registered funds, including investment partnerships, fund of funds, collective trust funds and hedge funds.
Tom DiEdgio, partner of FD-FA, commented: “We are excited to name this group of individuals to our partnership. George Cornick, Vince Small and Corinne Weidner will play a critical role in enhancing our growth and our focus on client experience.”
Cornick is a member of FD-FA’s Philadelphia office with 25 years of corporate accounting and finance experience, including 20 years in real estate.
Prior to joining FD-FA, he held the position of controller for a multi-billion dollar real estate family of funds where his responsibilities included oversight of the accounting functions of a commercial real estate portfolio.
Small is also a member of FD-FA’s Philadelphia office with 25 years of experience in the financial services industry and partnership accounting, with the last ten years focused on real estate.
Earlier in his career, he was chief financial officer and chief compliance officer for an investment advisor with over $800 million in assets under management.
He spent six years with PwC as an audit manager in their financial services group, where he focused primarily on audits of large mutual fund companies and alternative investment clients.
Meanwhile, Weidner, a member of FD-FA’s Philadelphia office with 17 years of experience in the asset management industry.
Prior to joining FD-FA, Weidner held the position of controller for First Round Capital overseeing accounting operations, including financial reporting, cash management, compliance and investor communications.
She began her career spending nearly ten years with KPMG, focusing primarily on coordinating and executing audits of registered mutual fund companies and non-registered funds, including investment partnerships, fund of funds, collective trust funds and hedge funds.
Tom DiEdgio, partner of FD-FA, commented: “We are excited to name this group of individuals to our partnership. George Cornick, Vince Small and Corinne Weidner will play a critical role in enhancing our growth and our focus on client experience.”
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