BlackRock, MD – Former partner at Prosek Partners David Wells sadly passed away on Saturday, February 11, 2023. Wells who was the Managing Director of BlackRock died following a brief illness. At Goldman Sachs, David Wells held the position of Chief Marketing and Communications Officer for the Consumer and Investment Management Division. We learned about this from the tributes that friends and family members put on social media.
What Was David Wells’s Cause of Death?
At the time this article was published, we were unable to confirm David Wells’s cause of death. The family of David Wells has not yet released a statement. However, as soon as we have new information to provide, we will update this.
Who was David Wells?
David Wells was described as a great individual who has a good heart and a great personality. Wells graduated from Texas Christian University with a political science bachelor’s degree and from the University of Texas with a master’s degree in Latin American studies. BlackRock, a company that provides financial services and investment management, had David Wells as a managing director. Globally speaking, BlackRock is the biggest asset management. David Wells worked as a partner at Prosek Partners before joining BlackRock, where he put his many years of expertise in developing and carrying out financial communications strategies into action.
He formerly held the position of Head of Marketing and Communications at J.P. Morgan Chase, where he was in charge of managing the company’s marketing and communications initiatives across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Tanya Wells, his stunning wife, was David Wells’ wife. Additionally, David Wells expanded his knowledge in strategy, operations, reputation management, media, and investor relations while working at Prosek. Prior to that, David Wells served as the Consumer and Investment Management Division of Goldman Sachs’ chief marketing and communications officer.
Funeral arrangements will be officially released by the family.
I am saddened and devastated. David Wells was a beautiful human being, friend and communicator. He had such a talent for words. I will miss him, his wit, smile, and genuine heart. We lost a very special person. I am so sorry for his family and friends. https://t.co/Tu1oeUYWaw
— Amy Summy (@amybsummy) February 12, 2023
Jennifer Prosek a managing partner at Prosek partners wrote, “David Wells, my friend, and partner in business, shocked us with his passing this weekend. We are devastated for his family and his friends and for all his colleagues at Prosek and beyond. He was one of the most talented communicators in his field and a savvy businessman. He was funny, kind, and big-hearted.
She added, “He loved his work and his life to mesh in the best ways, and because of that, we were very, very close. David loved to take the stage. So at the SuperReturn Berlin conference last year when we were asked to get on stage at the last minute and fill the void created by a speaker who bowed out, he did it with ease.
“It was one of my fondest memories of our easy, fun dynamic. David dove into every experience with enthusiasm and confidence. His stamp will be forever all over our firm, first as a client and then as a partner and always as a friend,” Jennifer Prosek concluded.
BlackRock
An American multinational investment firm with headquarters in New York City is called BlackRock, Inc. BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world as of January 2022, was established in 1988 and initially served as a risk management and institutional fixed-income asset manager. BlackRock has clients in 100 countries and 70 offices spread across 30 different nations. BlackRock is regarded as one of the Big Three index fund managers that rule America, together with Vanguard and State Street.
BlackRock has aimed to establish itself as a market leader in terms of corporate governance, social responsibility, and the environment (ESG). The business has come under fire for contributing to the acceleration of climate change, maintaining strong ties to the Federal Reserve System during the COVID-19 pandemic, engaging in anti-competitive activities, and making unheard-of investments in China.
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