Bresee-Warner

Bresee-Warner was founded at the University of Illinois in the early 1920s by Paul Bresee, with the goal of providing sound financial services to the men and women of leading Fraternity and Sorority Chapters and House Corporations at prestigious American universities. The Los Angeles office of Bresee-Warner opened in 1935 under the leadership of Ed... win Fischer and later William Vanyo. The operations of a Fraternity or Sorority Chapter and House Corporation are of a distinct character requiring methods unique to themselves and Bresee-Warner has specialized in this particular field for more than 80 years. During this time, its office has gathered and organized all possible data necessary to the successful administration of Chapter and House Corporation finances. The golden rule to our work ethic is, and will always be, to provide the highest quality services for our clients. We strive to provide each client Chapter and House Corporation with a continuity of sound financial management services. The Chapter's undergraduate and alumni officers change periodically, but Bresee-Warner is the constant factor always available to advise new officers in the policies established by the organization. We firmly believe that a stable financial foundation will help our Chapters and House Corporations thrive, and provide the highest quality of Fraternal services to its members. We stand behind our personal and professional brand of financial advice, which balances immediate priorities with thoughtful consideration for the future planning of each organization. Today, Chapters and House Corporations are much larger enterprises than ordinarily considered. Chapters and House Corporations are responsible not only for property assets valued from $500,000 - $10,000,000+, but must direct an operating budget from $400,000 - $2,000,000+ per year. This is a serious responsibility and requires experienced aid and advice in the efficient fulfillment of Chapter and House Corporation officer duties. Bresee-Warner provides this necessary aid ...Read More