Paula Pipitone
Paula Pipitone is a highly experienced executive administrative professional who has spent over 20 years working in the financial industry. Currently, she is employed at a non-profit organization based in New York. Pipitone enjoys various activities in her spare time, including reading, exercising, traveling, cooking, hiking, ballet, and spending quality time with her family. She is also fond of the performing arts.
As an administrative assistant, Pipitone maintains a high level of attention to detail while supporting executives and managers at multiple organizational levels. Specifically, she is an assistant to the senior vice president at FINRA, a non-profit organization dedicated to safeguarding investors and market integrity. Pipitone joined FINRA in March 2007 and has been working there ever since.
Pipitone's primary responsibilities at FINRA include coordinating travel and meetings, preparing meeting agendas, and implementing strategies to improve workflow. Additionally, she maintains the company's computer database and tracks employee sick and vacation days. Pipitone also assists with SEC and internal audits and liaises with other FINRA departments. Paula Pipitone provides support to resolve operational issues and foster a collaborative culture.
FINRA is a non-profit organization that operates under the supervision of the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company plays a vital role in engaging with and providing essential tools to member firms, investors, and policymakers. FINRA's ultimate goal is to identify solutions to create a regulatory environment that fosters innovation, collaboration, and fairness. Pipitone's contribution to the company helps achieve its mission of keeping investors safe while participating in the United States capital markets.
One of the significant advantages of FINRA is that it enables investors and firms to participate in the market confidently. The company leverages its extensive expertise, market intelligence, and cutting-edge technology to provide the first line of oversight for the brokerage industry without any expense to taxpayers.
