Noah Schlesinger

Bernstein Private Wealth Management serves as confidants to some of the world’s most astute investors, helping them solve complex challenges—ones that extend well beyond wealth management. With innovative research, sophisticated modeling, and cutting-edge investment solutions, we guide clients and communities to achieve a more meaningful future. Our advisors serve as dedicated fiduciary partners offering transparency, empathy, impactful insights, real-world experience, and a shared sense of purpose. Each client is supported by a team of specialists aligned with his or her values and needs. Together, we make clients’ dreams a destination and vision a reality, charting a course that reveals opportunities, forges deep alliances, and indelibly impacts the world they’ve made.

I. Worked with a Trust Officer on the second most valuable book in the country, in terms of assets under management II. Day to day responsibilities required acute attention to detail and organizational skills. Duties include discretionary payment requests, generation-skipping tax analyses, excel-based fee calculations, security gifting, account opening and money movement. III. Communicated with clients on a daily basis, either in person, over the phone or via email IV. Developed an expert understanding of trust and estate administration, and the role it plays within the wealth management industry V. Selected as a Mentor for the 2014 and 2015 Summer Internship Programs

I. Initially worked as a member of the support staff team. Promoted to Desk Producer after mastering Media Asset Management (MAM) technology required for the role. II. Located, edited and transferred video clips required by Nightly News Producers for live evening broadcast. III. As one of the only people who could work the technology, became an indispensable member of the NBC News team. IV. Trained colleagues in the use of MAM systems

I. Intern on QSR Treasury team - 8 week internship as a member of the QSR treasury team within corporate trust. II. Carried out research on MADCAP, a system used within Corporate Trust to assess daily market information. Discussed how to improve the system with colleagues in both the UK and the USA and wrote up a report suggesting improvements III. Created a daily market update sent out every morning. Required attention to detail as update would be read by hundreds of colleagues. Designed and sent out a survey to improve the update; used quantitative analysis skills to analyze results and write a report suggesting relevant changes IV. Reviewed and reorganized archival filing system for QSR Management team within Corporate Trust

I. 1 of 3 sophomores selected on the basis of future potential. II. Took part in a financial markets training course III. Shadowed the cash equities and futures desks

I. Voted to position by the Fraternity. Responsible for organising food within the house. II. Put up menus, created rotas to maintain kitchen cleanliness, and ordered food for Thursday night dinners III. Relayed financial information to the Fraternity treasurer,

Worked in high pressure environment waiting tables at a 4 star restaurant

I. Ran small kiosk next to Cambridge Gardens Tennis Courts. II. Sold teas, coffees, snacks and kept check of amount of produce sold/remaining

Offers at top UK universities Bristol and Durham declined to take up opportunity to study in the US