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Wendy A. Laidlaw, CFP®, IACCP®
Principal, Chief Financial Officer
Client Advisor
Portland, ME
Wendy A. Laidlaw
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Gregory E. Cox
Assistant Vice President, Associate Client Advisor
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Wendy A. Laidlaw, CFP®, IACCP®

Principal, Chief Financial Officer
Client Advisor
Portland, ME

Wendy is involved in many aspects of the firm, from advising clients to heading up our Finance Department, from compliance assistance to chairing our Compensation Committee. Wendy is our firm's Chief Financial Officer. Her care and commitment toward her clients and their circumstances are genuine and valued. She is a Certified Financial Planner™ and an Investment Advisor Certified Compliance Professional. Wendy is a member of the Management Committee.

Born in Michigan and now residing in Portland, Maine with Mike, her husband, Wendy has two step-sons and eight grandchildren. Wendy enjoys reading, travel, keeping fit, and classical music.

Work Experience

  • Joined R.M. Davis in 1995
  • Cumberland County Training Resource Center
  • Director of Administration
  • City Manager’s Office, Raleigh, North Carolina
  • Budget Specialist
  • The Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
  • Operating Accountant for the Secretary of Defense
  • Served on Capitol Hill as a member of the staffs of Senators Wendell Ford and Carl Levin

Education

  • Meredith College, M.B.A.
  • George Mason University, B.S. in Accounting

Memberships

  • Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc.
  • Maine Estate Planning Council

Community Involvement

  • Portland Chamber Music Festival, Finance & Sustainability Committee, Board of Directors
  • The BTS Center, Finance Committee and (past) Chair of the Board of Trustees
  • Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church, Member of Endowment Committee
  • Camden Conference, Board of Directors
  • Bangor Theological Seminary, Board of Trustees (past)
  • Community Counseling Center of Maine, Board of Directors (past)