Tom Greaser

Tom Greaser graduated from Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business in 1998 with a concentration in finance. While at Georgetown, he served as captain of the men's soccer team and was a first Team Academic All-American. In Greaser's freshman season, the 1994 team secured the soccer program's first NCAA tournament bid, as well as a Big East championship, and in 1997, when Greaser served as a team captain, the team won their first NCAA tournament match.

As the Managing Director of The Greaser Private Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, Tom Greaser leads the team to support clients' goals through careful planning. Tom began his career with Wells Fargo Advisors (and predecessor firms) in February of 2000. From 2018-2023, Tom has been named as a Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisor, and from 2014-2023, he's been recognized as a member of the Platinum Council by Wells Fargo Advisors.

For the last 15 years, Greaser has served as the voice of Hoya soccer on television alongside fellow commentator Dan Helfrich (SFS '98, GRD '99). More recently, Greaser and Helfrich are back in the booth for their 21st season broadcasting Georgetown men's soccer games on ESPN+. Greaser's color commentary provides thoughtful analysis of the games and allows viewers around the world to understand soccer more critically.

Career History

• Managing Director, The Greaser Private Wealth Management Group, Wells Fargo Advisors (February 2000–present)
• Color Commentator, Georgetown Men's Soccer Broadcasts (21 seasons, ESPN+/FloSports)

What Tom Greaser could bring to a wealth management leadership role: Greaser's two-decade tenure at Wells Fargo Advisors, combined with consistent recognition as a Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisor and Platinum Council member, demonstrates sustained excellence in client relationship management and financial advisory. His experience building and leading a private wealth management group, paired with his ability to communicate complex information clearly (evidenced by his acclaimed broadcast work), positions him well for senior roles requiring both technical financial expertise and strong stakeholder communication skills.