Called as a human dynamo, Thomas Belesis seems to be an indestructible man in the financial industry. For people who work with him, there seems to be no financial trend that cannot be analyzed not predicted. He is one of Wall Street’s youngest bachelors and looked-up to businessman who built the brokerage firm and investment banking company John Thomas Financial to its feet. JTF is a financial house he founded in 1007 which he named after his two grandfathers from his mother and father side. Just in case someone is wondering regarding his surname, Belesis is of Greek descent.

Known as the man who started his career from humble beginnings, the JTF office now stands tall in New York’s financial district, Wall Street. Until now, though considered already a large company, Thomas Belesis still aims for an expansion for his company with the intention of providing more jobs to New Yorkers at a competitive, professional and productive environment that JTF can provide them.

Moving on to JTF’s services, their goal is to aid investors in facing and making difficult decisions in the fast-paced stock market and economic environment. The equity market is believed to be very demanding, that is why they strive to offer investment banking, bridge funding, wealth management, fixed income, insurance, private placement, underwriting and merger and acquisition services at best. The professionals and support staff of JTF are all highly committed to their clients with high regards for integrity, quality and sincerity and compliance to the law.

Aside from the business proper itself, Thomas Belesis is also held busy with other activities supporting causes such as the World Energy Forum which his company recently sponsored, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Greek America Foundation, Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation for Cancer Research, new York State Republican Finance Committee and others. He initiatively involves himself in these causes and charitable activities as a way to help the community achieve a better standard of living.

With all of his good intentions and visibility in worthwhile activities, it is undeniably obvious that he is bound to receive some accolades and recognitions such as the “New Face of Wall Street” by Downtown Magazine, “Bronx GOP Man of the Year” award from New York’s former mayor Rudolph Guilliani and as one of the Top 25 Most Intriguing People of 2010 by the Greek America Magazine. These awards are simply representations of his commitment to business and society all throughout the years.