Roberts & Ryan Honors Laura Chan, Commander – Strategic Sealift Officer, U.S. Navy Reserves.
Roberts & Ryan, Inc., America’s first Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Broker Dealer, is proud to recognize Laura Chan for achieving the rank of Commander – as a Strategic Sealift Officer, U.S. Navy Reserves.
Jane King interviews Brian Rathjen, President, Roberts & Ryan and Pete Clark, Senior Director.
Innovators with Jane King profiles tech companies and thought leaders in the space. We’re showing you a glimpse of the future.
Good Things Happen Citi Podcast with Brian Rathjen
Veterans often face numerous challenges upon returning home, including inadequate support in terms of services, treatment, equipment, and tools to navigate their new realities. Citi is joined by Brian Rathjen of Roberts & Ryan, a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Broker Dealer, whose mission is to utilize financial resources to support veterans and their families by supporting organizations such as Boulder Crest Retreat, which provides programs and resources for veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress (PTS). The collaboration between Roberts & Ryan and Citi is a symbiotic relationship that benefits both organizations, as well as the communities they serve.
Citi Supporting Veterans Through Innovative Partnerships
Citi has a multi-faceted partnership with Roberts & Ryan, a service-disabled veteran-owned (SDVO) institutional broker dealer. This video showcasing IBOT recipient and Ret. Captain US Air Force Nathan Nelson’s story is just one example of the real-life impact we’re having on the lives of veterans in partnership with Roberts & Ryan and the Robert Irvine Foundation.
Veterans are ‘givers and bring unbelievable skills to the workforce’: Brian Rathjen
Roberts & Ryan President, Brian Rathjen, joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss Roberts & Ryan’s mission to assist, support, and ‘give back’ to veterans and how they are a great asset to the workforce.
Forbes Article: Compassionate Company Provides ROI To Money Management, Corporate Clients And Our Brave American Veterans
The TV show Billions on Showtime is about characters who exemplify narcissism, consumption, and greed that can be associated with the wealth created on Wall Street. If Showtime were to make a show about Roberts and Ryan, a service-disabled veteran-owned broker-dealer, the network would have the opportunity to shine a bright light on patriotism, generosity and compassionate leadership, instead.
Pete Clarke, Robert Irvine and Brian Rathjen celebrate a partnership that gives back to veterans.
Cheddar Interview with Brian Rathjen: Roberts & Ryan CEO Says Companies Are Missing A Big Opportunity If They’re Not Hiring Veterans
Roberts & Ryan Investments rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange to open today’s trading day in honor of Independence Day. He also espoused the importance of training military members to succeed in the workplace at the end of their service. “These men and women are ready to go. And I think it just takes a little while to transition from the uniform to the civilian world.”
Roberts & Ryan + Robert Irvine Foundation Fundraising for IBOT
The Roberts & Ryan and Robert Irvine Foundation partnership supplies U.S. Veterans who lost their mobility in active duty with the IBOT wheelchair. Unlike other wheelchairs, the IBOT offers its user a multi-modal mobility experience including all-terrain accessibility, stair & curb climbing, and an eye-level standing height experience.
Roberts & Ryan + Robert Irvine Foundation Give Mobility Back to Veteran Chris Kaag with the IBOT Wheelchair
The Roberts & Ryan and Robert Irvine Foundation partnership supplies Veterans who lost their mobility in active duty with an IBOT wheelchair. Thanks to this collaboration, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Chris Kaag, who was diagnosed with AMN (adrenomyeloneuropathy), a degenerative nerve condition that eventually took away his ability to walk, is the most recent recipient of the IBOT. His story is truly motivational.
Roberts & Ryan + Robert Irvine Foundation Supply US Army Captain Greg Galeazzi with the IBOT Wheelchair
The Roberts & Ryan and Robert Irvine Foundation partnership supplies Veterans who lost their mobility in active duty with the IBOT wheelchair. Thanks to this collaboration, US Army Captain Greg Galeazzi, who lost both of his legs in an IED attack, is the most recent recipient of the IBOT.
Greg, while serving in Afghanistan in 2011, gave both his legs when encountering an IED. Greg has battled through rehabilitation and depression to create his life. He is married with two beautiful children and, at the time of this writing, is finishing his fourth year of medical school at Harvard.
