Euro Pacific Capital's Medford Team
 

Will Reishman
 
Mr. Reishman began his career in the investment business as a commodity broker in 1976. He joined Bache & Co. a few years later as both a stock and commodity broker. He has been an active student, participant, and professional in the financial arena ever since, and has extensive experience at other major investment firms, including the former PaineWebber and Dain Bosworth/Rauscher.
  
As the ‘90’s stock market bubble reached its climax, Will was one of the few professionals in his community sounding the alarm. He remains an outspoken proponent of sound money and contrarian investing. Will is a regular commentator on economics and the financial markets on several southern Oregon radio stations. He is also is the author of the November, 2002 report titled “The Coming Dollar Crisis,” the editor of The UnDollar Digest website (www.undollars.com).
 
In 2001 Mr. Reishman opened Euro Pacific's Medford, Oregon office as resident Branch Manager. Will was attracted to the firm by a strong kinship with the economic vision of the firm's principal, Mr. Peter Schiff. He was especially drawn to Euro Pacific's proprietary access to foreign markets and the firm's commitment to a unique range of alternative investments.
  
Mr. Reishman is a 1968 graduate of the University of Notre Dame and a Danforth Fellow. He and his family moved to Oregon's Rogue Valley from the Hudson River Valley in early 1989.


Betsy Daley
Operations Manager
 
Betsy Daley began her career in the brokerage industry in 1990 as assistant to the manager of an NYSE-member firm. Several years later Betsy became operations manager and registered assistant to the branch manager at Medford's DainBosworth/Rauscheroffice.
  
Betsy joined Euro Pacific's Medford office in August of 2005 as Associate Broker and Administrative Executive. Her administrative skills, industry knowledge, and experience navigating the complexities of modern financial bureaucracies are an incalculable asset.
 
 
Betsy is a native of southern Oregon. She and her husband Mark are proud (and sometimes-nervous) parents of a high school daughter.