Berkshire Money Management Welcomes Deputy Chief Compliance Officer

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DALTON, Mass. — Berkshire Money Management (BMM) welcomes Max Mejiborsky as Deputy Chief Compliance Officer.

Mejiborsky joined the firm in 2026 after nearly two decades of providing regulatory consulting services to BMM.

In his new role, Mejiborsky helps oversee the firm's compliance program and supports the team in navigating the regulatory requirements that shape its day-to-day work. His addition reflects BMM's continued investment in the people and processes behind a thoughtful, proactive client experience.

"Max has worked with us for nearly twenty years, so he already knows our team and how seriously we take our responsibility to clients," said Allen Harris, founder and CEO of Berkshire Money Management. "He brings deep knowledge, practical guidance, and a familiar perspective we value. We're excited to have him officially on the BMM team."

Before joining BMM, Mejiborsky spent nearly twenty years advising investment advisers through National Regulatory Services (NRS) and its successor organization, COMPLY. His work covered a broad range of regulatory and compliance matters, helping firms understand their obligations and put them into practice.



Previously, he practiced corporate law at Choate Hall & Stewart LLP, where he focused on secured financing transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and bankruptcy litigation.

Mejiborsky has shared his expertise through articles and commentary in leading industry publications, including The Hedge Fund Law Report, FundFire, Financial Planning, and Financial Advisor. He is also a frequent speaker at industry events, including the COMPLYConnect Conference & Expo, the Investment Adviser Association Compliance Conference, Fidelity's Powering Growth Inside Track, and the Egnyte Virtual Financial Services Summit.

He graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Tufts University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Eastern European Studies. He received his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Boston College Law School and is a member of the Massachusetts Bar.

Mejiborsky lives in eastern Massachusetts with his wife, daughter, and their dog, Stella, who joined the family as a puppy during the COVID pandemic.


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Dalton CRA Tournament Crowns Six Champions

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DALTON, Mass. — The 30th annual CRA Just for Kicks Soccer Tournament delivered an outstanding weekend of youth soccer, featuring exciting competition, dramatic finishes, and an incredible showcase of talent from teams throughout the region.
 
With more than 140 games played over the weekend, the tournament once again demonstrated why it has become a special tradition for youth soccer in the Berkshires and surrounding communities.
 
The weekend featured competitive matchups across eight divisions, with several championship games providing unforgettable moments. Both U14 Dan McMahon Cup championships were decided by penalty shootouts, with the U14 Girls final going all the way to the ninth shooter before a champion was crowned. The U12 Girls Division 1 championship was equally dramatic, as Dalton Blue scored an incredible goal in the final minute to capture the title.
 
The champions and runners-up for the 30th Annual CRA Just for Kicks Soccer Tournament were:
 
U12 Boys Division 1: Champion – Northampton; runner-up – Williamstown
U12 Boys Division 2: Champion – Williamstown; runner-up – Dalton Warriors White
U14 Boys Dan McMahon Cup: Champion – Northampton; runner-up – Pittsfield Soccer Club
U12 Girls Division 1: Champion – Dalton Blue; runner-up – Williamstown
U12 Girls Division 2: Champion – North Adams; runner-up – Pittsfield Soccer Club
U14 Girls Dan McMahon Cup: Champion – Lenox Soccer Club; runner-up – Dalton
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