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James C. Dolce

Vice President, Regional Sales

16
YEARS AT
OLSTEIN
19
YEARS EXPERIENCE

James C. Dolce is responsible for spearheading our sales development in New England and the Southeast, West, and Midwest regions, widening our service to clients and financial intermediaries across the country.

James brings a diverse background to his role of helping us serve a growing retail and institutional client base. James joined Olstein in September 2008 as an Internal Wholesaler and was promoted to the position of Sales Director in 2010 and to the position of Vice President, Regional Sales in 2013.  Prior to joining the firm, he held Internal and External Wholesaler roles at Legg Mason & Co. and worked as a Sales Liaison and Internal Wholesaler for Citigroup Asset Management. James earned a B.S. in Marketing from Boston College.


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