Finishing What Mitch Started

On Tuesday, July 14th we suddenly and tragically lost a great man, Mitchell Mintz, at the age of 58.  Mitch is survived by his wife Isabel and their two sons, Brandon and Justin. 

 

Mitch was an industry leader in financial services for over 35 years. He was known for both his industry knowledge and ability to innovate. For decades Mitch delivered superior results, led global teams, developed incredible business relationships.  Mitch helped build businesses from the ground up and then led by example every day since.  He was a world-class Financial Services expert and leader in every sense.

 

While Mitch’s professional accomplishments are immense and inspiring, he was an even better person, a loyal and loving friend, an incredible father, a sports enthusiast, and someone who would always go out of his way to lend a helping hand.  Mitch was someone you could turn to for help during a tough day, even if that just meant getting a few good laughs in.  His boys were his pride and joy; Brandon, 20 is about to enter his junior year at Syracuse University while Justin, 16 is attending High School with college right around the corner.

 

The boys’ education was very important to Mitch and he saw it as his top priority.  Mitch has touched the lives of so many through his personal and professional interactions and no surprise many of you have reached out to see how you could help and recognize and remember Mitch. There was no bigger priority for Mitch and his wife than to provide every opportunity for their sons, Brandon and Justin. It is with this purpose that we are starting this fundraising campaign to help Brandon and Justin complete their education as a legacy to Mitch.

 

 

 

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