Alyssa Grese is a Wealth Services Manager in Krilogy’s Family Office division in Creve Coeur, Missouri, where she works closely with Brian Fernandez to support family office clients. She joined Krilogy in 2026 and brings more than 6 years of experience in financial services, along with a background in executive support and nonprofit work that shapes the personal, financial, and charitable support she provides to the families she serves.
Alyssa earned a Bachelor of Science from Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin, with plans to become a physical therapist. After completing part of graduate school, she realized her passion was elsewhere and moved into the nonprofit sector. As a Program Associate at the Brain Injury Association of Missouri, she supported programs serving more than 1,600 people and helped connect survivors of brain injury, their families, and professionals with information and resources.
Before joining Krilogy, Alyssa was Executive Assistant to the COO and Foundation Coordinator at Hermann Capital Management. There she supported C-suite executives, prepared financial reports, banking analyses, and insurance reviews, assisted with tax preparation, and managed two charitable foundations, including developing and overseeing a grant application program.
Having worked for two nonprofits, I love hearing about the charitable organizations my clients feel connected to and helping them plan how they want to support those causes in the future. Behind the scenes, I really enjoy the organizational side of my role. I'm a very, very detailed person, and I make life easier for the families I work with by taking care of business with little effort on their part.
I'm a go-between for anything and everything in the family office: banking, estate planning, insurance coverage, charitable giving, personal requests, and more. While I certainly don't know it all, I will connect you with the right answers and the right people to help. So whatever comes up, big or small, you don't have to figure out where to start. You can start with me.
I'm the oldest of three siblings and grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. My husband and I moved to St. Louis in 2016 when he was accepted into graduate school at Saint Louis University. We weren't planning to stay, but we fell in love with the people we met, the quirky neighborhoods, and the good food. Trying new locally owned restaurants is still one of my favorite ways to enjoy the city.
I collect, restore, and wear vintage clothing and accessories from the 1940s through the 1960s, and I'm almost always listening to an audiobook or podcast. I like to stay active with workout classes and visits to local, state, and national parks, most recently Acadia National Park in Maine. I'm also involved with Project Linus, which makes and distributes handmade blankets to kids who need them most, and I care deeply about animal welfare. My husband and I have four cats, all adopted from the Humane Society of Missouri.
