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John Jacob Ford
Directeur en chef des Investissements chez
Herbert R. Smith & Co.
Profil
Mr. John J.
Ford is a Chairman of the Investment Committee & Chief Investment Officer at Herbert R.
Smith & Co. (HRSC) and President of Mercantile Investment Advisors.
He oversees all aspects of HRSC's investment programs and has over thirty years experience in the banking and investment industry.
Mr. Ford received an MBA from the University of Arkansas.
He is a Certified Financial Planner.
Postes actifs de John Jacob Ford
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Herbert R. Smith & Co.
 Herbert R. Smith & Co. Investment ManagersFinance HRSC provides investment management and services using a combination of equities, fixed-income, exchanged-traded and mutual fund securities as well as cash funds. Allocation of these investments is based upon their current analyses of economic trends, markets, and investment opportunities. They are not stifled by restrictions as to ‘style’ or ‘sector’ investments, but continually assess market opportunities and allocate investments based upon value, growth projections, and income generation. | Directeur en chef des Investissements | 01/01/1990 |
Formation de John Jacob Ford
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Herbert R. Smith & Co.
Herbert R. Smith & Co. Investment ManagersFinance HRSC provides investment management and services using a combination of equities, fixed-income, exchanged-traded and mutual fund securities as well as cash funds. Allocation of these investments is based upon their current analyses of economic trends, markets, and investment opportunities. They are not stifled by restrictions as to ‘style’ or ‘sector’ investments, but continually assess market opportunities and allocate investments based upon value, growth projections, and income generation. | Finance |
The University of Arkansas
 The University of Arkansas Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
