Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management, LLC.

My first job? Raising capital for an IMAX film about whales. 🐋 By day, I pitched Fortune 100 executives. By night, I slept in a barn housing the world’s largest collection of recorded whale songs. It took four years to bring the film to life.  Along the way, I learned an essential lesson: real impact—and real relationships—aren’t built overnight. They take time, trust, and a willingness to look beneath the surface. That lesson shaped my career. Patrick McVeigh and I were colleagues and friends long before we co-founded a wealth management firm together. We bonded over a shared commitment to conservation and a belief that investing should align with values—not just chase returns. Frustrated that no one in our industry was truly integrating values into investing in a way that worked, we built something of our own.  That was 20+ years ago. Relationships built on trust — like good investments — take time to grow. And they are well worth the wait. What was your first job and what did it teach you?  · · · · · 🌎 I’m helping clients invest in a better future for themselves and our world. Click the 🛎️ at the top of my profile to get notified when I post.  #SustainableInvesting #WealthManagement #ImpactInvesting

As global supply chains face mounting pressure from geopolitical tensions, businesses are being pushed to reassess both operational resilience and regulatory compliance. Amid these challenges, environmental, social, and governance factors are increasingly viewed through the lens of risk exposure. Initiatives like the EU Green Deal are not about optional sustainability goals—they’re ushering in binding regulations around reporting, decarbonization, due diligence, and product standards. For companies operating internationally, understanding risk exposure continues to be a part of the evolving compliance landscape. Read more from Bloomberg Tax: https://lnkd.in/ekP8BX2y #sustainablebusiness #resilience

As tariffs, inflation, and policy shifts mount, manufacturers are turning to automation as a strategic response—seeking efficiency gains, cost savings, and long-term resilience. In our latest insight post, Patrick McVeigh and Clay Bruning, CFA explore how these trends impact this important investment trend. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/ezSP2Ytm #automation #manufacturing #tariffs

Sustainable investing is smart risk management—and a driver of long-term value. As climate impacts intensify and economic disruptions grow more frequent, integrating sustainability into investment decisions helps identify risks and opportunities. From protecting assets against extreme weather to spotting innovation in clean technologies, it’s a forward-looking approach built for today’s realities. At Reynders, McVeigh, we see sustainability as essential to building resilient, future-ready portfolios. Read via the The Wall Street Journal: https://lnkd.in/gSN6DyZr #sustainableinvesting #energytransition

⚙️Automation’s Next Chapter: Navigating Tariffs, Legislation, and Opportunity As shifting trade policies, inflation, and legislative uncertainty create new pressures on manufacturers, automation is becoming more than a competitive edge—it’s a necessity. Patrick McVeigh and Clay Bruning, CFA explore the complex landscape and why automation remains a priority for companies despite a whirlwind of headlines in recent weeks. Check out the full insight post here: https://lnkd.in/eJhnNVrq #manufacturing #automation #AI

Learn more about Vice President Eric Sample in our employee spotlight Q&A series! Eric discussed how he strives to learn and grow in his role, and how things have changed in his 12 years with the firm. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/ggqUp3Eu #financialplanning #investing #sustainability

Manufacturing is evolving, and automation is leading the way. From robotics and AI to predictive analytics, automation is transforming global production—enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and resilience. Industries like automotive and biopharma are leveraging these technologies to streamline supply chains, reduce waste, and boost productivity. The future of manufacturing isn’t just about efficiency—it’s about building smarter, more adaptable systems that drive long-term growth. #manufacturing #automation #sustainability 

Energy storage is at the heart of the global shift to a low-carbon future. As demand for batteries and fuel cells surges, scientists are pioneering sustainable alternatives to reduce reliance on scarce minerals and mitigate environmental impact. From hydrogen fuel cells made with agricultural waste to wine-infused battery materials and self-assembling molecules, these breakthroughs could redefine the future of clean energy. Learn more in this article from Bloomberg Green: https://lnkd.in/eyyNzW9i #batteries #carbontransition

We invited Jon Abe, CEO and Omar Blayton, CFO of Sunwealth, trailblazing investors in inclusive and community renewable energy projects. Jon and Omar sat down for engaging Q&A sessions with Chat Reynders, CEO and Carrie Endries, SVP & Director of Impact Investments, to discuss pathways to meeting the critical need for inclusive renewable energy solutions, and their journey and impact in solar justice. Be on the lookout for these Q&As soon! #solar #inclusiveenergy

Automation is transforming manufacturing as we know it, with robotics, artificial intelligence and predictive analytics producing the smart factories of the future. Check out our latest discussion paper to learn more about how automation provides companies with pathways to increased efficiency and reduced expenses: https://lnkd.in/eMkMyKqr #automation #manufacturing