FSP Member Newsletter 19th Edition

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD 

I greet you all with a heavy heart and profound sadness in the loss of our beloved Executive Director, Quincy Enoch. For a decade, Quincy has worked hard and given his all to FSP. Our strongest and most vocal champion, Quincy loved FSP and was a staunch advocate for its mission of advancing diversity in the financial services industry. He spoke fervently about the benefits of FSP and the value of becoming a member. Starting as chair of the Planning Committee, he soon became the FSP’s Executive Director organizing networking events, policy forums, and career development programs, Quincy worked tirelessly to ensure each event was successfully planned and executed to best serve our membership. He sacrificed his time, energy, and talent to make FSP the organization that it is today. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention Quincy’s outsize role in the huge success of FSP’s 10-year anniversary celebration just last month. A kind, caring, and thoughtful person, Quincy was a pillar of strength in the face of adversity. We have lost a true jewel. Stay tuned for notice of an opportunity to gather and honor Quincy’s memory. Continue to keep his family, friends and colleagues in prayer at this difficult time.

 

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