An independent educational and memorial project dedicated to remembering and preserving professional lives, careers, accomplishments, leadership, entrepreneurship, ambitions, organizations, and work associated with the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
The individuals below are presented through a professional and historical lens, with an emphasis on documented careers, accomplishments, leadership, organizations, and work.
President, Fred Alger Management
David D. Alger was President of Fred Alger Management. His professional career was connected to the investment management industry and the broader financial community.
Research professional historyChairman & Co-CEO, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods
Joseph J. Berry served as Chairman and Co-Chief Executive Officer of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, a firm focused on financial-services investment banking and capital markets.
Research professional historyExecutive Vice President & Director of Research, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods
David S. Berry served as Executive Vice President and Director of Research at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. His work was connected to financial research and analysis.
Research professional historyManaging Director, Mortgage Finance Group, Sandler O'Neill
Jeffrey Marc Chairnoff served as Managing Director of the Mortgage Finance Group at Sandler O'Neill. His professional work was connected to mortgage finance and financial services.
Research professional historyManaging Director, Sandler O'Neill
Martin Wohlforth served as a Managing Director at Sandler O'Neill. His career was connected to the financial-services industry and investment banking.
Research professional historySenior Vice President & Limited Partner, Cantor Fitzgerald
Eamon J. McEneaney served as Senior Vice President and Limited Partner at Cantor Fitzgerald. His professional life was connected to the firm's financial markets business.
Research professional historyVice President & Partner, Cantor Fitzgerald
John Thomas McErlean Jr. served as Vice President and Partner at Cantor Fitzgerald. His professional career was connected to financial markets and the firm's brokerage operations.
Research professional historyMunicipal Bond Broker & Partner, Cantor Fitzgerald
Jason David Cayne worked as a municipal bond broker and partner at Cantor Fitzgerald. His professional work was connected to municipal securities and financial markets.
Research professional historyPartner, Cantor Fitzgerald
Farrell Peter Lynch served as a Partner at Cantor Fitzgerald. His professional career was connected to the firm's financial-services and capital-markets activities.
Research professional historySenior Vice President & Equities Trader, Cantor Fitzgerald
Charles A. Zion served as Senior Vice President and Equities Trader at Cantor Fitzgerald. His professional career was connected to equity trading and financial markets.
Research professional historyProfessional descriptions are intended as historical reference points rather than exhaustive biographies. Visitors are encouraged to independently review reliable historical, professional, governmental, institutional, and archival sources.
Legacy Honor 911 exists to remember and preserve the professional lives of people associated with the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
The project focuses on the work people built during their lives: their careers, leadership, entrepreneurship, organizations, ambitions, professional achievements, and contributions to their fields.
The goal is not to reduce anyone to the circumstances of September 11. It is to preserve evidence that these were people who built careers, led organizations, served clients, developed businesses, pursued ambitions, and contributed to professional communities.
Legacy Honor 911 is intended to remain an independent educational and memorial resource.
Legacy Honor 911 is an independent educational and memorial project created to research and preserve publicly available information about professional lives associated with the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
The project is not intended to replace established memorials, historical archives, government records, family histories, or institutional collections. Instead, it is intended to provide another accessible place where professional histories can be remembered and researched.
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It is not a memorial fund, family fund, estate fund, victim-compensation program, or charitable solicitation conducted on behalf of any individual, family, estate, employer, organization, institution, or representative.
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