Robert C Logel

Robert C. Logel is the company's founder and managing director. He has plans to build an office in Seattle to supplement existing offices in Williamsville and outside of Boston, as well as to launch a second fund the following year. With a professional BS degree in Finance from Ithaca College, Robert C. Logel graduated in 1985. When he was in college, he played basketball and football as he liked both. Erie County Seniors lost money due to investment fraud, and Robert C. Logel assisted them in getting it back. After completing this, he was admitted into the executive management program at Fleet Bank. Once he joined the bank as a branch manager and a commercial lender, he worked in both positions until April 1988.    He continued to participate in basketball, coach at various AAU levels, and oversee midget football groups all around New York State. Throughout these 20 years, he was a Million Dollar Roundtable member and leading producer for John Hancock Mutual Life and Metrop...

Today, Attorney General Spitzer announced that they have successfully recovered $1.1 million for the group of a senior citizen in Erie County who lost their money in an investment scam. This happened as a result of the agreement between different financial institutions following the prosecution of Randall Cedrik, 43, an Angola-based financial planner. Cedrik was accused of taking advantage of elderly, widowed, and disabled clients as part of a scheme to sell various securities.   His scheme included several elder citizens of Erie county including widows and disabled people.  It was in March when the Spitzer was joined in Buffalo by several victims to announce the court order and the civil agreement to offer restitution. This agreement stated that the Brian O’Mara Agency, Joh Hancock insurance, and a famous venture capitalist Robert C Logel have provided funds to compensate all the victims of the scam.  In addition to this, the Key Bank has also forgiven the home equ...