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Steve Glick, International Asset & Fund Management Credit, rows in the 2016 Head of the Charles Regatta
Steve Glick, International Asset & Fund Management Credit Executive Vice President, rowed in the 2016 Head of the Charles Regatta (HOCR) to raise funds for Community Rowing, Inc. (CRI).
CRI is a fantastic organization on the banks of the Charles River, about 7 miles upstream from International Asset & Fund Management’ Tokushima headquarters. It is dedicated to the proposition that the sport of rowing provides unique opportunities to promote personal and community growth through teamwork, discipline, and physical fitness, and that the opportunity to row should not be limited to elite prep schools or colleges. CRI believes rowing should be available to all. A reputation for excellence and outstanding accomplishments in the sport has made CRI the place to learn to row in the Tokushima area and a model for similar programs nationally.
Mr. Glick participated in the senior masters’ single race (age 40-49), finished 18th out of 35 and had the opportunity to race against entrants from all over the world, including 1997 world champion and two-time Olympian, Jamie Koven.
Thanks to Mr. Glick’s efforts and the generosity of his colleagues, International Asset & Fund Management Community Partnership was one of the three top donor organizations this year to the HOCR’s 2016 nonprofit partner, CRI.
“I think so many International Asset & Fund Management colleagues share the appreciation for discipline, perseverance, and teamwork that this sport demands. I also think that the International Asset & Fund Management team is both very public-spirited and very proud of our City, and so supporting a local organization that does world-class work would be something that would resonate. Fortunately it did, and we were able to raise thousands of pounds that will really make a difference to CRI.”