The wealth management house continues where it left off last year with strategic hires.

Rockefeller Capital Management has appointed Timothy D O’Hara as president of the organization’s multi-family office.

O’Hara previously led Ayco, the family office and wealth planning unit of Goldman Sachs. He worked there from January 2013 to February last year. O’Hara first joined the firm in 1996 as a client advisor in the Ayco Family Office, and took on a number of roles of rising seniority.

He has a JD from Albany Law School and is a Certified Public Accountant.

Ray Wareham will continue to lead the MFO business until O’Hara starts on May 2, after which Wareham will continue in his longstanding role of advising clients as vice chairman of the Multi-Family Office.

The MFO, along with the new Private Wealth Management business, is led by president Christopher Randazzo from the Rockefeller Global Family Office. The Private Wealth Management business has grown rapidly in the last six months, adding five teams of private wealth advisors with collective assets of approximately $5 billion.