Kate Winget
Kate brings more than 20 years of experience in financial services, technology and benefits. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Kate held management and elevating leadership positions at several financial service institutions, including E*TRADE, First Republic Bank and PNC focused on B2B, B2C and B2B2C lines of business.
Kate’s organization and responsibilities include Sales, Relationship Management, Issuer Strategy & Excellence, and strategy and execution for go-to-market, growth and retention efforts across both Public and Private corporate clients for Morgan Stanley at Work, Global Equity Solutions. Kate is focused on executing the firm’s workplace growth strategy, heightening the client engagement disciplines and practices to best serve Morgan Stanley at Work’s corporate clients across industries. Prior to her role as CRO, she was Head of Corporate & Participant Engagement for Morgan Stanley at Work, overseeing the engagement strategy and execution for corporate clients and their participants across Morgan Stanley at Work’s suite of solutions.
Kate has a BS in business administration dual concentration, supply management/logistics and marketing from Northeastern University. She holds FINRA 7 and 63 licenses.
Latest articles by Kate Winget
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Four Ways Your Workplace Benefits Could Help With Your Taxes
Your employer may offer resources that can help you with your financial strategy, on top of providing potentially tax-advantaged retirement and other accounts.
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Five Tips to Boost Your Financial Wellness This Winter
Regain some control over financial pressures by exploring your employer's support options, making plans to save and taking other simple actions.
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Five Financial Moves to Make as Year's End Approaches
Now’s the time to review where you are and where you’re going, wrap up remaining goals for 2023 and think about what you want to accomplish in 2024.
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Four Ways Women Can Take Control of Their Financial Health
Adjusting for life events, taking advantage of workplace benefits and preparing for caregiving can make a big difference in your financial future.
By Kate Winget Published