After global wealth management, Brian Sepe undertakes new challenges as Miami Dade College dean of business
Armed with the 31 years of experience he gained at Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management, Brian Sepe is taking the reins as dean of Miami Dade College's business school.
Most recently, Mr. Sepe served as managing director and head of Latin America & Canada Wealth Management, where he was responsible for business operations and risk management, growth initiatives and strategic development.
"I had had a good run... but I felt like I made my contribution, paid my dues and was ready to come home," he said. "I wanted to do something different, a new chapter. I had been approached by some attractive opportunities with impressive people in the industry, but I was ready to do something else."
As dean of the business school, a position he has held since Jan. 3, Mr. Sepe said he is working to ensure that all graduates find work after leaving Miami Dade College.
"My short-term goal is to get everybody a job with this graduating class," he said. "It's a tall order, but I won't breathe well until we accomplish that."
Mr. Sepe discussed how he plans to put his financial background to work at the business school, his push to expand the school's reach and his goals for the school's future with Miami Today staff writer Ashley Hopkins at the Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus.
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