The latest senior wealth management executive moves in North America.

New York-based Cornerstone Capital Group has added two senior figures, Glen Macdonald and Shahnawaz Malik, as managing directors and senior investment advisors. 

Both bring extensive experience in the impact investing, capital markets, and investment advisory fields, with proven track records of providing innovative guidance to clients. Both men report to Craig Metrick, Cornerstone’s chief investment officer.

Prior to the new role, Macdonald was a managing director at Bronfman, Rothschild and a senior vice president - institutional client advisor at US Trust. Earlier in his career, he was a principal at a private equity firm, and a partner at PwC’s management consulting unit. Metrick leads the Wealth & Giving Forum, an organization he co-founded in 2014 that promotes values-aligned capital allocation among families who seek positive social and environmental outcomes.

Malik was previously a senior banker at Standard Chartered, where he provided advisory solutions to high net worth and family office clients, foundations, and endowments. Prior to Standard Chartered, Metrick worked for Barclays Wealth & Investment Management in London and Hong Kong, having multiple roles across investment advisory, portfolio management and business development. Additionally, Shahnawaz is a trustee of the Nomad Academy Foundation, a sports education charity that delivers mentoring, healthy lifestyle, and sports activities across some of the most impoverished regions in Asia.

Cornerstone Capital Group was founded in 2013.