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Matthew J. Moore
Family Office Client Service Specialist
As a Family Office Client Service Specialist for our Verdence/Family division, Matt assists clients and families in navigating the complexities of bookkeeping, bill pay, and financial reporting.
Matt earned both his Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and Master of Accountancy (MAcc) from Loyola University Maryland and is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in the State of Maryland. A Baltimore native, he completed his academic career within the Catholic Jesuit educational tradition, an experience that helped shape his commitment to integrity, service, and professional excellence.
Outside of Verdence, Matthew enjoys traveling to Charleston, South Carolina, and has a strong interest in aviation. If he weren’t working in financial services, he would likely be pursuing a career as a pilot.
Get to know Matt!
My favorite vacation is:
“Charleston, SC.”
Lesson or piece of advice from my parents I find myself repeating:
“Family first.”
For dinner, living or dead, I would like to invite:
“Sully Sullenberger & Chester Nimitz.”