Previously, Pieter Stalenhoef did a job at Johnson Family office, the prominent family that holds fidelity ownership. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in negotiating deals for Johnsons. Presently, he serves as a financial advisor at Santander Investment Services in Dorchester, MA, where he continues to offer financial advisory services.

1. Pieter Stalenhoef is an Alumni at
Johnson Family Office
Pieter Stalenhoef, being the active member of CFA Society, encourages
to the youngsters to join this organization in Boston. Here, the members
can enjoy a diverse educational opportunities.
He has previously participated in the Boston Security Analysts Society
for 18+ years where he also featured in Barron’s Magazine for his
renowned interview of Femsa, a Mexican convenience store chain while
also talked about MBT, a Russian telecom company.
With his expertise, Pieter Stalenhoef has significantly contributed to the
PDC, a non-profit organization for empowering professionals in the
Boston area that provides accessible and affordable training
opportunities to enable individuals to pursue their goal and progress
both personally and professionally.
Previously, he did a job at Johnson Family office, the prominent family
that holds fidelity ownership. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role

2. in negotiating deals for Johnsons. Presently, he serves as a financial
advisor at Santander Investment Services in Dorchester, MA, where he
continues to offer financial advisory services.
Pieter Stalenhoef’s outstanding academic record is the best
representation of his educational success. Besides all these, he earned his
bachelor degree in business administration for in-depth field knowledge.
He later pursued the master degree in Investment Management at
Boston University.
Besides all his above achievements, he has volunteered with Big
Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay for over a decade, being a
philanthropist. Big Brothers is a group that inspire young people to
realize their greatest potential and help communities to grow in
Massachusetts.