Nick Spain

11/22/2021

Nick Spain
Portfolio Assistant
Cleveland Office

Nick Spain serves as Portfolio Assistant at Carnegie Investment Counsel. Nick assists clients in opening accounts and scheduling appointments while responding to client needs and requests as they arise. He enjoys collaborating with the Carnegie team while helping people achieve their financial objectives.

Nick earned his Finance Degree from Ohio University in 2016. Outside of Carnegie, Nick volunteers with Coach Sam's Inner Circle Foundation, an organization dedicated to providing educational support to at risk children. In his free time, he enjoys golfing, skiing and cheering on Cleveland sports teams.

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