The Healthy Advisor: Vincent Crudo’s Comeback Story
In 2013, advisor Vincent Crudo was riding pretty high. He had a wife and three kids, a business partner of 25 years, and a nice book of business. Then, life took a turn.
While on vacation in Vermont, he got into a biking accident that caused a spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed at age 48. The incident forced him to confront questions about independence, work, family and financial preparation that he never expected to face.
Determined to return to the profession he loves, Vincent rebuilt his career and, since joining Janney in 2021, has drawn on his own experience to help clients navigate the financial and emotional realities of life-changing medical events.
In this episode of The Healthy Advisor, host Diana Britton speaks with Vincent Crudo, senior vice president of investments and financial advisor at Janney Montgomery Scott, about his injury, recovery and return to financial services.
Vincent Crudo
Vincent discusses:
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How his injury reshaped his independence, family life, career and approach to financial preparation
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How he dealt with a major setback after the injury
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Why returning to work became part of Vincent’s recovery after months of rehabilitation and setbacks
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The challenges he faced in rebuilding his book of business
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How his experience shaped the work he’s doing now with clients
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About Our Guest:
Vincent D. Crudo is a 34-year veteran of the financial services industry. Prior to joining Janney, Vincent served at RBC Wealth Management for 12 years and at Citigroup/Smith Barney for 19 years. He was part of Smith Barney’s Institutional Fixed Income Group and held the prestigious designation of Director’s Council member. While at RBC Wealth Management, Vincent was awarded membership in the President’s Council and had the designation of Portfolio Focus Portfolio Manager.
Vincent is a past board member, President and Treasurer of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Southwestern Connecticut, where he was also an active Big Brother for eleven years. He was also a past recipient of United Ways “Community Builder” award and is a member of the Knights of Columbus. Vincent serves as a member and Director of the Amity Club, a philanthropy-based organization. He is an active volunteer with the Benedictines of Jesus of Branford, CT.
