Bringing a strong foundation in financial modeling, business valuation, and industry research, Harrison Trainor supports our Corporate Advisory team in analyzing private companies across a range of industries. He works closely with senior team members to prepare detailed valuation analyses and financial projections, applying both technical rigor and thoughtful insight throughout the process.
Harrison was drawn to CCA by its close-knit team dynamic and a culture that encourages support and shared success. “It is clear that collaboration and meaningful relationships are at the heart of the firm,” he notes.
He is currently pursuing certification as a Financial Modeling and Valuation Analyst (FMVA) while continuing to develop his proficiency in discounted cash flow modeling, comparable company analysis, and transaction multiples. Harrison holds a Master’s degree in Finance from the University of Colorado Boulder and earned a BBA in International Business and Finance, with a minor in Philosophy, from The George Washington University.
On the personal side…
A native of New Mexico, Harrison spends his time outside of work on the soccer field, skiing, or exploring new destinations. He especially enjoys traveling with friends and family, embracing new experiences, and building meaningful connections along the way.
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