Mark Miller is a financial advisor at Mason Capital Partners in Boston, MA, with 14 years of industry experience. He holds a Series 66 designation and has worked at Mason Capital Partners since 2018, following five years at SagePoint Financial. In addition to his advisory role, he is a statutory agent for M.R. Miller Financial, LLC, which sells life insurance and annuities as part of a broader financial planning practice. Mason Capital Partners provides portfolio management to individual and institutional clients, focusing on an income-with-growth strategy that balances equities and fixed income. The firm employs fundamental analysis and maintains low turnover, serving retail investors, high-net-worth individuals, and institutional entities through separately managed accounts and pooled investment vehicles.

Gregg Picillo is a CFA® charterholder with 14 years of industry experience. He has been with Mason Capital Partners since 2006 and serves as the managing partner of Albert D. Mason Inc., an affiliated firm associated with Mason Capital Partners. Mason Capital Partners provides discretionary portfolio management for individual and institutional clients, including high-net-worth individuals, corporate plans, foundations, and trusts. The firm follows an “income with growth” investment strategy, focusing primarily on common stocks with a portion allocated to fixed income, and bases its decisions on fundamental research and management meetings.

Elliot Bruce is a CFA® charterholder and holds a Series 65 license. He has three years of industry experience and has worked at Mason Capital Partners since 2017, following a one-year tenure at Balanced Rock Investment Advisors. He is chairman of the board of Fundamentals First Fund, an ETF managed by Mason Capital Partners. Mason Capital Partners advises both individual and institutional clients, providing discretionary portfolio management through separately managed accounts and a private limited partnership. The firm’s investment approach emphasizes income with growth, allocating primarily to common stocks complemented by controlled fixed-income positions, with decisions based on fundamental research and frequent company engagement.