Even before officially joining the Board, Carnathan had found special ways to help Hearts & Homes. Earlier this year, he connected the non-profit to former Maryland Governor Robert Ehrlich, who consequently played a special role in Hearts & Homes’ 2008 HONORS fundraising gala. In addition to his role on the Board, Carnathan will also be on the planning committee for Hearts & Homes’ second annual HONORS. This is his first time on the organization’s Board of Directors.

As Senior Vice President of Fiduciary Investment Management, Carnathan is responsible for business development and client services. He is also an Investment Advisor Representative of Fiduciary Investment Management International and a Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP).

Prior to joining Fiduciary, Carnathan was a Senior Vice President and portfolio manager at U.S. Trust Company in Washington, D.C., where he consulted with individuals and family clients. He also held management and client advisor positions with Mellon Financial Corporation and Bank of America. Carnathan received a bachelor’s degree from Loyola College in Maryland and completed additional training at the American Bankers’ Association National Trust School and Georgetown University Executive Financial Planning Program. He currently resides in Potomac, MD with his wife, Molly, and their four children.

“We are very excited to have Pete join our Board,” said Rex Smith, President and CEO for Hearts & Homes for Youth. “He has a strong background in financial consulting for families and will be an asset to our growing organization. He is a great addition to the Board and I know he’ll serve in the best interest of our kids.”