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Erik R. Olsen
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Profil
Erik R.
Olsen worked as the President & Chief Executive Officer at TBC Corp.
from 2014 to 2021.
Prior to that, he was the Chief Executive Officer & Director at TBC Retail Group, Inc. He also worked as a Managing Director at MB Investment Partners, Inc. from 1998 to 2006.
Additionally, he held positions at The Clorox Co., Procter & Gamble Co., Morgan Stanley, TreeHouse Private Brands, Inc., Michelin North America, Inc., and Bank of New York (New York Branch).
Olsen's education includes an undergraduate degree from The University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Anciens postes connus de Erik R. Olsen
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
TBC Retail Group, Inc.
 TBC Retail Group, Inc. Specialty StoresRetail Trade Operates tire stores and automotive service centers | Directeur Général | 28/09/2022 |
TBC Corp.
 TBC Corp. Wholesale DistributorsDistribution Services Distributes and retails tires & provides automotive repair services | Directeur Général | 30/06/2021 |
Carrol's LLC (Georgia)
 Carrol's LLC (Georgia) Wholesale DistributorsDistribution Services Distributes tires | President | 01/01/2008 |
MB Investment Partners, Inc.
 MB Investment Partners, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance MB Investment Partners' (MBIP) expertise includes equity management in large- and small-cap strategies, as well as balanced and fixed- income account management. MBIP begins by examining factors that can influence financial markets such as national and world events, political and tax changes, as well as shifts in social attitudes. They then cull a handful of broad themes that will drive this investment outlook. They search for sustained changes in technology, economics and business practices that create opportunities for significant gains. The final selection of securities combines the consideration of a macroeconomic view, their chosen themes and direct contacts with the companies. MBIP accomplishes this process by assigning certain industries and companies to their research analysts and to each of the portfolio managers for thorough review. Their investment recommendations are then considered and compared by all managers until a consensus is reached. The final step is to examine the trading patterns of the stocks that MBIP has chosen to determine when and at what price they will buy and sell. MBIP's growth equity strategy is a bottom-up fundamental approach focused on investing in companies that are capable of generating strong revenue growth and sustainable long-term earnings gains at least 50% greater than that of the S&P 500. They also seek companies that, based upon their valuation metrics, have under-appreciated growth potential. A number of quantitative measures are used to initially identify potential candidates for inclusion in the portfolio. However, only after the completion of extensive fundamental analysis is a stock approved for investment. Portfolios are concentrated typically in 30 to 40 positions. For fixed-income, the firm emphasizes quality bonds with intermediate maturities in order to maintain a high degree of liquidity and to limit the volatility of the portfolio. Longer-term issues may be used as equity substitutes in periods when MBIP believes that projected returns are competitive with the equity markets. Since the relationship between taxable and municipal bond yields changes from time to time, they will invest in either sector to optimize after-tax returns for their clients. In assessing the attractiveness of the bond market, MBIP employs the same discipline of fundamental and technical analysis that is used in the investment process for equities. They look for changes in fundamentals or investor psychology that will be the catalyst to provide superior returns. | Directeur de la Recherche - Actions | - |
| MORGAN STANLEY | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/1997 |
Formation de Erik R. Olsen
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Inactives
Sociétés cotées
Entreprise privées
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15
Relations au 1er degré
11
Entreprises liées au 1er degré
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Sociétés liées
| Entreprise privées | 11 |
|---|---|
The Clorox Co.
 The Clorox Co. Household/Personal CareConsumer Non-Durables Manufactures and markets cleaning, disinfection, bags, wraps, food & cat litter products | Consumer Non-Durables |
Procter & Gamble Co.
 Procter & Gamble Co. Household/Personal CareConsumer Non-Durables Manufactures and sells fabric & home care products, diapers, baby wipes, tissues, toilet paper, hair, skin and personal care, toothbrushes, vitamins, supplements & razors | Consumer Non-Durables |
TBC Corp.
TBC Corp. Wholesale DistributorsDistribution Services Distributes and retails tires & provides automotive repair services | Distribution Services |
Morgan Stanley
 Morgan Stanley Investment ManagersFinance Provides wealth and asset management, trading & investment banking services | Finance |
TreeHouse Private Brands, Inc.
 TreeHouse Private Brands, Inc. Food: Specialty/CandyConsumer Non-Durables Manufactures cereal, cookies, crackers, pickles, beverages and bakery items | Consumer Non-Durables |
MB Investment Partners, Inc.
MB Investment Partners, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance MB Investment Partners' (MBIP) expertise includes equity management in large- and small-cap strategies, as well as balanced and fixed- income account management. MBIP begins by examining factors that can influence financial markets such as national and world events, political and tax changes, as well as shifts in social attitudes. They then cull a handful of broad themes that will drive this investment outlook. They search for sustained changes in technology, economics and business practices that create opportunities for significant gains. The final selection of securities combines the consideration of a macroeconomic view, their chosen themes and direct contacts with the companies. MBIP accomplishes this process by assigning certain industries and companies to their research analysts and to each of the portfolio managers for thorough review. Their investment recommendations are then considered and compared by all managers until a consensus is reached. The final step is to examine the trading patterns of the stocks that MBIP has chosen to determine when and at what price they will buy and sell. MBIP's growth equity strategy is a bottom-up fundamental approach focused on investing in companies that are capable of generating strong revenue growth and sustainable long-term earnings gains at least 50% greater than that of the S&P 500. They also seek companies that, based upon their valuation metrics, have under-appreciated growth potential. A number of quantitative measures are used to initially identify potential candidates for inclusion in the portfolio. However, only after the completion of extensive fundamental analysis is a stock approved for investment. Portfolios are concentrated typically in 30 to 40 positions. For fixed-income, the firm emphasizes quality bonds with intermediate maturities in order to maintain a high degree of liquidity and to limit the volatility of the portfolio. Longer-term issues may be used as equity substitutes in periods when MBIP believes that projected returns are competitive with the equity markets. Since the relationship between taxable and municipal bond yields changes from time to time, they will invest in either sector to optimize after-tax returns for their clients. In assessing the attractiveness of the bond market, MBIP employs the same discipline of fundamental and technical analysis that is used in the investment process for equities. They look for changes in fundamentals or investor psychology that will be the catalyst to provide superior returns. | Finance |
Michelin North America, Inc.
 Michelin North America, Inc. Automotive AftermarketConsumer Durables Manufactures and sells tires | Consumer Durables |
TBC Retail Group, Inc.
TBC Retail Group, Inc. Specialty StoresRetail Trade Operates tire stores and automotive service centers | Retail Trade |
Bank of New York (New York Branch)
 Bank of New York (New York Branch) Investment ManagersFinance The Bank of New York provides a full range of banking services including asset management, asset servicing, wealth management, broker/dealer and advisory services, issuer services and treasury services. In managing investments, the firm employs a wide array of strategies, investing across all major sectors and asset classes through various distribution channels. | Finance |
Carrol's LLC (Georgia)
Carrol's LLC (Georgia) Wholesale DistributorsDistribution Services Distributes tires | Distribution Services |
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
 The University of North Carolina at Charlotte Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
