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Posted: February 10, 2014
Carroll joins NorthMarq Capital as vice president of Rochester office
Derek Carroll has joined NorthMarq Capital as vice president of its Rochester office. In his new position, Carroll will serve as the office's point of contact for originations and production in Central New York and the Capital Region.
Carroll spent the last year as a senior investment analyst in NorthMarq's Rochester office and has been instrumental in arranging and facilitating capital markets solutions for clients. Originally from Syracuse, Carroll has a degree in finance from Cornell University.
"Derek is a strong addition to our Rochester team," said Sam Berns, senior vice president/managing director of NorthMarq's Rochester office. "I am confident he will meet the demands of our clients."
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