Mariia Eroshin
Partner
Multi-family office
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Mariia Eroshin brings more than 20 years of experience advising ultra-high-net-worth families, family offices, foundations and endowments. Her background spans capital allocation, investment due diligence and executive leadership, including roles as Partner, CEO, CFO, Head of Family Office, and Senior Portfolio Manager.
Her experience includes venture capital, private equity, investment research, finance, technology, leading teams, family office operations, accounting, real estate, trust and estate, tax and philanthropy. She manages wealth and legacy strategy, family governance, and advises entrepreneurial and multi-generational families, foundations and endowments, executives, attorneys, doctors, and engineers, providing investment management and serving as OCIO and OCFO. She previously held leadership positions at UBS, Citi Private Bank and U.S. Trust, following an early career at Ernst & Young focused on private equity, venture capital and hedge fund audit and valuation.
She holds an MBA from Wharton UPenn, a JD from the University of San Francisco and a Certificate in AI and Emerging Technologies Law. She has three Bachelor’s degrees from University of Minnesota in finance, accounting, and liberal arts. She has also taught alternative investments and due diligence at the University of San Francisco for more than 14 years.
At AIMed, she brings a capital stewardship perspective to evaluating AI: how investors and institutions assess opportunity, evaluate evidence, and exercise responsible oversight.
Her experience includes venture capital, private equity, investment research, finance, technology, leading teams, family office operations, accounting, real estate, trust and estate, tax and philanthropy. She manages wealth and legacy strategy, family governance, and advises entrepreneurial and multi-generational families, foundations and endowments, executives, attorneys, doctors, and engineers, providing investment management and serving as OCIO and OCFO. She previously held leadership positions at UBS, Citi Private Bank and U.S. Trust, following an early career at Ernst & Young focused on private equity, venture capital and hedge fund audit and valuation.
She holds an MBA from Wharton UPenn, a JD from the University of San Francisco and a Certificate in AI and Emerging Technologies Law. She has three Bachelor’s degrees from University of Minnesota in finance, accounting, and liberal arts. She has also taught alternative investments and due diligence at the University of San Francisco for more than 14 years.
At AIMed, she brings a capital stewardship perspective to evaluating AI: how investors and institutions assess opportunity, evaluate evidence, and exercise responsible oversight.


