Juliet Lovejoy Reilly

For financial institutions requiring the creation of strategic marketing campaigns in line with their brand identity, Juliet Lovejoy Reilly's financial marketing firm Lovejoy brings the strategic focus, vision, and judgment gained over a long and successful existence representing some of the nation's most recognized companies. Founded by Ms. Reilly in 1996, Lovejoy offers services to create thought leadership programs for particular brands and the ability to create marketable content for specific projects.

Prior to her role as Chief Content Officer of Lovejoy, Juliet Lovejoy Reilly served in several creative roles, including as Creative Director at marketing communications company Hill Holliday, which worked with esteemed clients like Merrill Edge Account and Bank of America. She also provided internal content as Senior Director of Marketing and Communications for financial services company Fidelity Investments. Collaborating closely with teams to create strategies and tactical content for clients, Juliet Lovejoy Reilly also worked for Fidelity Family Office Services, State Street Corp, and FDI Communications. In addition to heading up creative teams at leading marketing companies, Ms. Reilly actively participated in many campaigns, writing a number of proposals, educational materials, presentations, finance articles, shareholder and annual reports, and other assorted articles for specific industries.

Juliet Lovejoy Reilly earned a degree in Journalism from Boston University, with a concentration in print journalism. Her credentials also include certifications under FINRA, and she currently possesses her Series 6, 7, and 63 licenses. Alongside her considerable experience in marketing and communications, Ms. Reilly's licenses allow her to be uniquely poised to provide Lovejoy's clients with marketing initiatives backed by expertise. To date, Ms. Reilly and her team, many of whom also have Series 6 and 7 licenses, have worked to provide content and campaigns on behalf of industry leaders that include Bank of America, Liberty Financial, Merrill Edge, and Fidelity Institutional.