Member Highlight: Ellie Scharlotte

Ellie Scharlotte
Vice President, Investment Research Business Manager,
Wellington Management

Ellie Scharlotte is the Business Manager for Wellington Management’s Investment Research Group, which is comprised of core fundamental investment research teams spanning equity; credit; macro; and environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG). She partners closely with the Investment Research Leadership Team on cross-functional projects that impact investment professionals and the investment platform more broadly. Her efforts support building the infrastructure and ecosystem which enables the team to identify, design and execute the platform’s strategic business initiatives. She focuses on ensuring smooth execution of daily operations.

Ellie co-chairs the Disabilities Awareness Network, one of Wellington’s 12 Employee Resource Groups, and co-leads the firm’s US initiatives with 100 Women in Finance. Ellie joined Wellington Management’s Business Associate program in July 2016, after graduating from Bentley University with a BS degree in Finance and Computer Information Systems.

Outside of Wellington, Ellie co-chairs the P.L.A.Y. Network for Horizons for Homeless Children (a young professionals group that builds awareness and provides help to homeless children and families), and  chairs 100 Women in Finance’s Boston Early Career Committee (focused on providing an educational and social forum for women to build lasting, synergistic relationships in the first decade of their careers). Ellie highly values the opportunity to connect with others in the industry to grow and learn together.

Ellie’s biggest passions are family and food. She and her husband (Will) love to try out new recipes together and explore restaurants around Boston. When she is not cooking, Ellie is most likely catching up with family or spending time with her dog, an English Cream Golden Retriever named Bentley.

Wellington Management

Wellington Management is one of the world’s largest independent investment management firms, serving as a trusted adviser to over 2,500 clients in more than 60 countries. The firm manages more than US$1.2 trillion for pensions, endowments and foundations, insurers, family offices, fund sponsors, global wealth managers, and other clients. Wellington aspires to provide excellent service to clients through a unique combination of independence enabled by its distinctive private partnership model, diverse perspectives through its unified, multi-asset investment platform, and relentless curiosity and intellectual rigor fostered by its enduring collaborative culture.

Wellington Management is a member of 100 Women in Finance’s Leadership Council of firms that have shown long term commitment to supporting 100WF and share a vision of making financial services a more equitable industry.