Raised by her grandparents in The Bronx, Jessica Casucci was the first in her family—and on her block—to graduate from college, eventually earning her law degree from one of the nation’s top five law schools. Her drive was shaped early by her great-grandfather, Alfonse, whose photo still graces her desk as a reminder that there’s little hard work, patience, and faith can’t overcome.

Over the next 25 years, Jessica built a distinguished career as a tax attorney and Big Four Principal in Asset Management, leading multimillion-dollar practice groups serving fund managers and entrepreneurs alike. After taking a sabbatical to care for an ill family member, she realized the true power of financial literacy and investing—the freedom to step back when life requires it—and founded Archangel Solutions to help others do the same.

A near-death experience further deepened Jessica’s mission, turning her into a fierce advocate for survivors of domestic violence and a voice for women seeking financial independence and purpose. Through Archangel, she helps clients make money and make it matter—building wealth that supports their families, communities, and faith-based values.

Jessica serves on several nonprofit boards supporting survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and veterans healing from post-service trauma. She co-founded Comp Sci HS in The Bronx, a STEM school for underserved youth, and created the Rose Gorley Memorial Scholarship to provide Catholic school education for economically disadvantaged students at her alma mater, Villa Maria Academy.

An avid traveler and lifelong learner, Jessica has visited five continents and forty U.S. states, with plans to reach all fifty and Australia within the next five years. Following a soul-recharging sabbatical in Sicily, she now calls Ballast Point, Florida home—where she’s active in South Tampa Fellowship Church and shares life (and plenty of orange fur) with her three rescue pets: Finn, Nyx, and Seamus.

Jessica holds a B.S. in Business Administration, magna cum laude, from Boston University and a Juris Doctor from New York University School of Law.