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John Beirne

Founding Partner at Beirne Wealth Consulting (BWC)
📍 Orange, Connecticut, United States

John Beirne Jr. is the Founding Partner and Chief Investment Officer of Beirne Wealth Consulting, which he established after a long career at Merrill Lynch. A graduate of the University of Connecticut, he holds a CIMA® designation from the Wharton School and has completed executive studies at Stanford and Harvard, specializing in pension fund management.

Outside of finance, John is an avid golfer and a former board member of The First Tee of Connecticut. He is deeply involved in education, serving as a Trustee Emeritus at Hamden Hall Country Day School. He also enjoys traveling, reading, biking, and spending time with his family, residing in both Connecticut and Florida.

In 1978, he became the first broker in the U. S. to convince a public pension fund to use independent money managers.

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Experience
14 Years
Current Role
Founding Partner
Location
Orange, Connecticut, United States
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Priorities

Topics John cares about

Pension Management
Has specialized in public and private pension fund management for most of his 50-year career, with deep institutional expertise.
Educational Philanthropy
Has a long-standing commitment to Hamden Hall Country Day School, where he has served on the Board of Trustees since 2004 and is now a Trustee Emeritus.
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Career

Work history

1-2012
Founding Partner
Beirne Wealth Consulting (BWC)
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Stanford University Graduate School of Business
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