Brett A. Mirliani, CFA, CFP®, CPWA®

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Brett provides portfolio management and financial advice to high net worth individuals and is involved in Birch Hill’s investment research process. Brett’s responsibilities also include new business and marketing. With more than 25 years in the financial services industry, Brett’s experience includes business development, security analysis, portfolio management and providing financial advice to individual clients. Prior to joining Birch Hill, he was a co-founder and Director of Client Relations at Granite Harbor Asset Management. He was also an equity analyst with Massachusetts Financial Services (MFS) and held positions at Pinnacle Equity Solutions, Manning & Napier Advisors, and TD Waterhouse.

Brett has a BA from St. Lawrence University. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner, and a Certified Private Wealth Advisor®. Brett is a member of several professional organizations: CFA Society Boston, CFA Institute, and USA 500 Clubs. Brett also serves on the Board of Directors of the Victim Rights Law Center. In addition, Brett founded Vegan Mindset, a community of Boston-based professionals advocating the benefits of a plant-based diet and lifestyle. In 2024 Brett was named one of Boston’s Five Star Wealth Managers.

Brett A. Mirliani, CFA, CFP

Q: What are your role and responsibilities at Birch Hill?
A: My primary responsibilities include portfolio management, client service and investment research.

Q: What do you think Birch Hill’s best qualities are?
A: Our people and our unwavering focus on doing what’s best for our clients.

Q: What about what you do brings you the most personal satisfaction?
A: Helping individuals and families plan for and ultimately achieve their most important goals while staying true to their values.

Q: When you’re not working, how do you spend your time?
A: My wife and I have enjoyed travelling a bit more and getting out for local bike rides. I also enjoy competing in a senior games’ basketball tournament annually with friends from college.

Q: If you weren’t at Birch Hill, what do you think you’d be doing?
A: When I retire, many years from now, I envision being around the game of basketball in some coaching capacity and serving on several non-profit Boards.

Q: What words do you live by?
A: “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” It came from Jackie Robinson.