Geoffrey Walsh

Geoffrey Walsh is a Managing Director and Market Team Lead at J.P. Morgan Private Bank. In his senior role, Geoff directs a group of Bankers to deliver tailored financial strategies for some of the most affluent individuals, families and entrepreneurs in the Pittsburgh area. He serves as a champion to help clients pursue their most meaningful goals and leave legacies for the generations to follow.

In his multi-faceted role, Geoff presents clients with recommendations that help enhance their long-term goals. He fosters an environment of excellence, developing a pathway for his team to remain at the forefront of innovative ideas. Geoff’s strength lies in his ability to navigate the organization’s global infrastructure, connecting people together and making a big firm feel small and intimate. He is known for solving problems, removing obstacles and turning challenges into successes.

Geoff represents J.P. Morgan in the community, continuing the group’s momentum in engaging with local business owners, strategic partners and key stakeholders. As a member of the Northeast leadership team, he shares the firm’s passion for expanding its impact in the region.

With more than two decades of experience spent entirely at J.P. Morgan, Geoff has sat in the chair of three significant roles across the Private Bank—Investment Specialist, Banker and Market Manager. His trading and portfolio management background facilitates his understanding of high-net-worth clients’ sophisticated requirements. Geoff has been covering wealthy individuals, foundations, endowments and trusts across Pennsylvania and Ohio for the better part of 17 years. He is energized by colleagues and clients alike, and looks forward to the opportunities that make each day unique.

A graduate of Villanova University, Geoff holds a B.A. in History.

Geoff, his wife and their three teenage daughters have enjoyed immersing themselves in their new hometown. He is an avid golfer and has volunteered or worked at six U.S. Opens, including as a Committee Chair at Bethpage in 2009.