Investment Advisors to San Francisco Nonprofits

At eCIO, we work with San Francisco nonprofits as a fiduciary partner, helping them align investments with mission and long-term financial health. In San Francisco, where innovation and social purpose intersect, we collaborate with investment oversight groups and staff to build resilient, transparent investment programs. eCIO helps organizations steward their assets with the same focus and forward-looking mindset that drive their city’s impact on the world.

Your Nonprofit Deserves a Specialized Fiduciary Investment Partner

Learn how eCIO helps nonprofits strengthen governance, enhance oversight, and align investments with your mission.

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Helping Nonprofits in San Francisco

Our advisory team partners with your organization every step of the way to set up an investment program designed for you.

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Meet Your Nonprofit Investment Advisors Serving San Francisco

Our experienced nonprofit investment advisors manage customized investment programs for nonprofits. We help organizations keep investment costs low and improve board governance.

Rob Roquitte, CFA

Courtney Dean

Phil Waara, CIPM

Managing Nonprofit Investments in San Francisco and Across the Country

Speak to one of our partners today to learn more about how we can work together.

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You're in good company!

See why nonprofits are choosing eCIO over traditional wealth advisors.

What Best Describes Your Organization's Needs?

Starting a New Investment Account

Our nonprofit investment advisors will partner with your organization at every step to create an investment program designed for you.

Replacing a Board Managed  Approach

As a fiduciary dedicated to nonprofits, we partner with your organization to build an enduring investment program.

Switching Investment Advisors

Our unique approach lies in an investment management process tailored exclusively for nonprofits - the only clients we serve.

Discover how eCIO can empower your San Francisco nonprofit to achieve its financial goals.

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