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is a vice president with M&T Bank’s Investment Group, where she is a wealth manager specializing in sophisticated private client advisory services to business owners, professional executives, and high net worth families. Kirsten has worked in financial services for 11 years in downtown Baltimore, beginning as a financial advisor with Merrill Lynch and later as a principal with Wachovia Wealth Management before joining M&T in 2004. Kirsten earned a BA from Pepperdine University and attended graduate school at George Washington University. She moved to Federal Hill in 1997 after working on Capital Hill and met her husband Bob while on the Citizens on Patrol walk for their neighborhood association. They have a daughter, Kiera, who attends day care in Locust Point. Kirsten served as president for two years and as a board member for six years of the Federal Hill South Neighborhood Association. She is currently a member of the board of trustees for Baltimore City Community College, where she also chairs the college's finance committee and is a member of the real estate committee. Kirsten is also an appointed member of the Mayor's Blue Ribbon Commission on Property Tax Reform in Baltimore City, and she is a mentor for students at Digital Harbor High School in Federal Hill. Kirsten served on the board of directors of the Downtown Baltimore Family Alliance from 2007-2009.
is a doctoral candidate in philosophy at Georgetown University. Her dissertation focuses on issues of responsibility in law and ethics. Amy holds a law degree from Yale and a bachelor’s and master’s degree from McGill University. A native of Montreal, Amy has lived in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore since 2005 with her husband Andy. They are the happy parents of Nathan, who attends Downtown Baltimore Child Care. Amy served as the board development chair on the board of directors of the Downtown Baltimore Family Alliance fro 2007-2009.