Jonathan Echanique

Jonathan Echanique is a highly accomplished and experienced financial analyst who has held prominent positions in diverse organizations such as Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP, Morgan Stanley, and the Federal Trade Commission. With a strong educational background, Echanique is a graduate of the George Washington University, where he obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration, concentrating in International Business and Economics/Public Policy. He also studied Financial/Budget Operations at Defense Acquisition University and pursued a Master of Business Administration in Finance at Syracuse University.

Echanique's professional journey began as a sales associate at Abercrombie & Fitch, followed by roles as a reading and math buddy at SAIL Program, human resource manager at Graphic Image Inc, and Congressional aide at the Office of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. These experiences provided him with comprehensive understanding and skills in various fields that he later implemented in his work as a marketing and communications intern at ALPFA DC and, subsequently, as a financial analyst intern at the Federal Trade Commission.

After interning at the FTC, Echanique progressed to become a Financial Analyst in the same organization, where he developed, executed, and analyzed various financial and budget operations programs. Later, he transitioned to Morgan Stanley as an Operations and Finance Analyst, where he became responsible for conducting cost analyses on various projects, streamlined budget reporting, and assisted with resource allocation efforts. At his current workplace, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP, Echanique is responsible for providing financial support to business units within the company, project tracking, financial analysis, and report preparation.

Echanique's extensive professional experiences, exceptional educational background, and outstanding performance in various financial analysis roles have set him apart as an industry leader, focused on meeting the financial and operational goals of the organizations he serves.