Terry Beaty grew up in New York and Connecticut and came to Princeton from Choate, the son and grandson of Princetonians. He majored in history, played freshman football and lacrosse, and ate at Cap. After an MBA at that school in Boston, he spent his life in the investments business, in his own highly successful firm which he later merged with Brown Advisory. And he's still working!

In addition to his membership in multiple international wine expert organizations, Terry has been deeply involved in nonprofits associated with American history. He is a Trustee of the American Battlefield Trust, and has been involved with Fort Ticonderoga (Executive Committee), the Community Foundation of the National Capital Area (Director and Head of the Investment Committee), the Montgomery County Historical Society, and Decatur House (National Trust for Historic Preservation). He also is on the Advisory Board of the Princeton History Department. All of these involvements will inform his Tiger Talk.

Terry also has been deeply involved with Princeton. He endowed a University scholarship in his grandfather's name, is a regular at the DC '66 lunch group, and led the charge for a '66-funded building at the Gullah Museum on Hilton Head Island after the '66 event there in October 2023.

Terry and his wife Anne Louise Mehringer live in a 1700's-era home in Bethesda, MD which is on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Tiger Talk will be on Wednesday, November 5 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern. As usual, we suggest you log on at 3:45 as we will start promptly at 4:00, and early log-in will allow for some classmate conversation. The link for the talk is here.