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Name
Mike Volo
Title
Senior Partner, Cammack Retirement
Bio
Mike Volo is the Senior Partner at Cammack Retirement Group, one of largest institutional investment consultants worldwide. Based in Wellesley, Massachusetts, Mike focuses on the success and satisfaction of Cammack Retirement Group’s clients, and works with the nation’s leading academic and research institutions, healthcare providers, corporations, non-profit organizations, and public sector employers to help solve their biggest retirement plan challenges. Mike, a recognized retirement savings and investing expert, has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, CNN, Pensions & Investments, Institutional Investor, and other national publications.
Prior to joining Cammack Retirement Group, Mike led the client service organization, focused on the non-profit sector, at the largest U.S. retirement planning firm, and served as head of acquisition and client marketing for workplace investing. Additionally, Mike served as the chief marketing officer for a leading investment manager, where he was responsible for the retirement plan, mutual fund, and insurance product lines.
Mike received his Bachelor of Science degree from Boston College’s Carroll School of Management and served as a longtime board member and board chair of Bottom Line, which has helped thousands of low-income and first-generation students get to college, stay in college, and earn their degrees.
Prior to joining Cammack Retirement Group, Mike led the client service organization, focused on the non-profit sector, at the largest U.S. retirement planning firm, and served as head of acquisition and client marketing for workplace investing. Additionally, Mike served as the chief marketing officer for a leading investment manager, where he was responsible for the retirement plan, mutual fund, and insurance product lines.
Mike received his Bachelor of Science degree from Boston College’s Carroll School of Management and served as a longtime board member and board chair of Bottom Line, which has helped thousands of low-income and first-generation students get to college, stay in college, and earn their degrees.
