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Profil
Prior to joining ZPR Investment in 1994, Ms. Fay worked for American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago from August 1970 through April 1993.
She held various positions while attending law school at night: Trust Conversion Clerk, Employee Benefits Administrative Assistant, Manager-Trust Funds Accounting.
After completing law school, she became manager of the Trust Tax Division.
She was promoted to Trust Officer in January of 1978, Second Vice President in April 1983, and Vice President in April 1987.
She was responsible for all Trust Department Tax Reporting and Compliance including estate, fiduciary, individual, employer, common trust fund, corporate and tax exempt organization tax returns, payer reporting and due diligence compliance.
She also served as consultant for Stock and Bond Transfer Operations and Bank Operations.
Ms. Fay earned her B.A. at Grinnell College in 1969 and her J.D.
at The John Marshall Law School in 1976.
She was admitted to the Illinois bar in 1976.
Ms. Fay is active in the Union League Club (Chicago), the Danish American Athletic Club, and the Scandinavian American Cultural Society.
From 1984-1987 she was on the Board of Directors of the Scandinavian American Cultural Society.
She studied in Denmark after college and is fluent in Danish.
Anciens postes connus de Ruth Ann Fay
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ZPR Investment Management, Inc.
 ZPR Investment Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance ZPR Investment Management (ZPR) is a small-cap contrarian, risk-averse manager. The firm seeks to identify and invest in companies with little or no debt, positive cash flow, cash and securities on hand, secure business niches and products, excellent current assets to current liabilities ratios, tangible book values and positive retained earnings. They look for opportunities to generate superior returns through investments in stocks: (1) with low p/e ratios (2) that are neglected or ignored by analysts and/or (3) that have irregular quarterly earnings, but remain highly profitable each year. ZPR will sell a stock when there is price appreciation or fundamental deterioration. Though not limited by sector, ZPR tends to invest in the stocks of US small-cap and mid-cap companies in the electronic technology, healthcare services, technology services, healthcare technology and retail sectors | Analyst-Equity | 13/05/2010 |
American National Bank & Trust Co. (Virginia)
 American National Bank & Trust Co. (Virginia) Investment ManagersFinance American National Bank & Trust Co.'s (ANBT) core investment philosophy focuses on preservation of wealth and portfolio diversification. The firm offers customized investment strategies designed to meet each client's long-term investment objectives. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01/04/1993 |
Formation de Ruth Ann Fay
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American National Bank & Trust Co. (Virginia)
American National Bank & Trust Co. (Virginia) Investment ManagersFinance American National Bank & Trust Co.'s (ANBT) core investment philosophy focuses on preservation of wealth and portfolio diversification. The firm offers customized investment strategies designed to meet each client's long-term investment objectives. | Finance |
ZPR Investment Management, Inc.
ZPR Investment Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance ZPR Investment Management (ZPR) is a small-cap contrarian, risk-averse manager. The firm seeks to identify and invest in companies with little or no debt, positive cash flow, cash and securities on hand, secure business niches and products, excellent current assets to current liabilities ratios, tangible book values and positive retained earnings. They look for opportunities to generate superior returns through investments in stocks: (1) with low p/e ratios (2) that are neglected or ignored by analysts and/or (3) that have irregular quarterly earnings, but remain highly profitable each year. ZPR will sell a stock when there is price appreciation or fundamental deterioration. Though not limited by sector, ZPR tends to invest in the stocks of US small-cap and mid-cap companies in the electronic technology, healthcare services, technology services, healthcare technology and retail sectors | Finance |
John Marshall Law School (Georgia)
 John Marshall Law School (Georgia) Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Grinnell College
 Grinnell College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
