Bro. Osei Millar

Brother Osei Millar spent the better part of the last 15 years in the financial services industry. Bro. Osei Millar’s roots in the industry began as a Foreign Exchange and Commodities Specialist at Bloomberg LP. Bro. Osei Millar segued from this role to consult with a financial research firm developing fundamental analysis and technical analysis tools designed to support trade desk investment decisions and corporate advisory services. After a decade of financial research and analysis related services, Bro. Millar became an investment consultant. Today, Bro. Millar serves as Senior Investment Consultant at BNY Mellon Investment Management. There he works with Financial Advisors, RIAs, Private Banks, and Family Offices where he helps families realize the dream of homeownership afford a college education for their children, secure a stable retirement, and help create a path towards generational wealth. Bro. Osei Millar was initiated into Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. via Beta Alpha Chapter in Fall 1998 while attending Boston College as a student-athlete playing Division 1 basketball.

Brother Osei Millar was introduced to Phi Beta Sigma as an adolescent, being the younger blood brother of a fellow Beta Alpha Brother. Bro. Osei Millar explains:

In a lot of ways, the morals and ideals of the organization exemplified those instilled in us by strong parents. The responsibility of being a Division 1 student-athlete and a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. required a serious commitment on the court, in the classroom, and in my community. However, the discipline that I achieved in honoring my commitment to them all helped serve as a pillar both personally and professionally.

Bro. Osei Millar’s morals and ideals also require that he serves his community. Bro. Osei Millar uses his experience and position to mentor brothers and sisters aspiring to enter the financial services industry while also guiding everyday people to meet their financial goals:

My career has been spent in service of everyday people... While Wall St. may have the reputation of being self-serving and rooted in greed to some, fundamentally, I’ve always seen it as a vehicle to foster wealth and promote financial well-being over the long-term. I feel as though I have a duty to continue to share the value of investing with my community.

Bro. Osei Millar transferred from Boston College to Hofstra University where he continued to be a Division 1 student-athlete. There he completed his studies and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communications/Marketing.