Taking a Career Break to Raise Your Children: All Things Considered
One of the tougher decisions to make as a young parent is whether to take a career break, in one of its various forms,
July 29, 2026
Allisha Curtis has worked in the investment industry since 1993. She joined THOR in 2005. She spent the first part of her career at THOR as an investment research analyst, focusing on doing investment research and serving on THOR’s Investment Committee. Currently, as a Wealth Advisor at THOR, Allisha is responsible for portfolio management, financial planning and relationship management.
Outside of her professional and community involvement, Allisha enjoys gardening, reading, staying active and spending time with her family. She enjoys taking a variety of exercise classes and during the cold weather season, she plays on a platform tennis (paddle tennis) team. She is currently working on a rose garden project and reading as much as she can about successfully growing hybrid tea roses.
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