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Mr. Robert G.
Salmonsen is a Director of Investments at The Washington Trust Co. He joined the Washington Trust in 2000.
Mr. Salmonsen worked for over 20 years in New York as a Regional Director of Fixed Income for a major insurance company followed by a partnership interest in a registered investment advisory firm.
He also held an officer position in an investment consulting firm specializing in alternative investments for certain university endowment funds and Fortune 500 companies.
He is a board member of the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra and is also a member of the Providence Society of Financial Analysts.
He has more than 40 years of experience in various aspects of the investment management business.
Mr. Salmonsen received his B.A. from Springfield College.
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The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management)
 The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance WTC-IM employs top-down analysis to determine sector allocation, project interest and inflation rates, identify market trends and evaluate the overall economic outlook. Stocks identified in the firm's initial screening process are then subjected to bottom-up analysis. They invest in fixed-income securities, adjusting asset allocation according to their perception of top-down factors. | Director of Investments | - |
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The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management)
The Washington Trust Co. of Westerly (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance WTC-IM employs top-down analysis to determine sector allocation, project interest and inflation rates, identify market trends and evaluate the overall economic outlook. Stocks identified in the firm's initial screening process are then subjected to bottom-up analysis. They invest in fixed-income securities, adjusting asset allocation according to their perception of top-down factors. | Finance |
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 Springfield College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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