Todd Richter’s illustrious career in finance is matched by his profound commitment to philanthropy. A 1979 alumnus of the College of William & Mary and a 1981 MBA graduate from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, Richter spent 18 years at Morgan Stanley, leading healthcare equity research. Since 1999, he has been managing director at Bank of America’s global healthcare investment group, earning 17 “All-American Analyst” awards and multiple “All-Star Analyst” honors from the Wall Street Journal.
The Todd Richter Fund, endowed with $5 million, supports the Kelley School’s graduate programs, professorships, and strategic initiatives, fostering future financial leaders. Richter’s $5 million donation to William & Mary’s golf team ensures its longevity, while his Bideawee Todd Richter Foster Program aids animal rescue efforts. Through his professional and charitable endeavors, Todd Richter continues to make a lasting impact.