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Tim O. May
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Prior to joining Freeman Investment in February 2009, Mr. May was with Freeman Associates.
He joined Freeman Associates in Dec 2008 to oversee various Investment Technology functions and develop multiple analytical tools.
Prior to joining Freeman Associates, he worked with Investment Science Corporation for nine years, where he assisted with company operations, served on the investment management team and managed and scheduled all engineering resources.
Prior to joining Investment Science Corporation, he served for five years as Marketing Director for Starbase Corporation, one of the top three configuration management systems in the industry.
Starbase was acquired by Borland Corporation in 2002.
He founded and served as President for Roundtable Software, Inc., which was then sold to Starbase Corporation in 1994.
Roundtable Software offered a software configuration management and deployment system for applications written in Progress 4GL.
Mr. May also founded or co-founded Progressive Solutions, Inc. in 1986, Swiftsure Data Systems, Inc., at which he designed and implemented compensation cost applications; and Big Byte Software, Inc., which he sold to Pinetree Software, Inc.
Mr. May holds a diploma in Business Administration from the British Columbia Institute of Technology and an honor’s diploma in Mechanical Engineering.
He holds a Series 65 license.
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Freeman Investment Management Co. LLC
 Freeman Investment Management Co. LLC Investment ManagersFinance Freeman Investment Management Co.'s investment approach is based on the idea that low volatility stocks offer higher risk-adjusted returns. The firm believes that while most of the equity market, as defined by the Russell 3000 Index, is efficiently priced, about one-third of it is not. They believe that investors are rarely, if ever, adequately compensated for the risk accompanying the most volatile stocks. The firm offers market beta, alternative beta and zero beta strategies. Their market beta strategies include: Large-Cap Core, Large-Cap Core Value and Large-Cap Value. Freeman's Alternative Beta strategies include: Efficient Value and Small-Cap Efficient Value. The firm's Zero Beta strategy is referred to as Fair Value. The firm's flagship market beta strategies, Large-Cap Core and Large-Cap Core Value, are benchmarked against the S&P 500 index and maintain a value bias while seeking to outperform the Russell 1000 without style restrictions. Their Large-Cap Value market beta strategy employs a pure value investment approach that is benchmarked against the Russell 1000. Freeman's Alternative Beta Efficient Value strategy invests in a portfolio of the most stable and fundamentally attractive stocks with low volatility/downside risk that offer much more compelling risk -adjusted returns than the benchmark. Their Alternative Beta Small-Cap Efficient Value strategy seeks to add value while simultaneously reducing exposure to uncompensated total volatility. Freeman's Zero Beta Fair Value investment strategy is a deep value, low beta strategy that seeks to capitalize on the respectively high and low risk-adjusted returns to low and high volatility stocks. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of US companies in the finance, consumer non-durables and health technology sectors. Freeman invests across all market-caps. They maintain a high turnover rate. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Freeman Investment Management Co. LLC
Freeman Investment Management Co. LLC Investment ManagersFinance Freeman Investment Management Co.'s investment approach is based on the idea that low volatility stocks offer higher risk-adjusted returns. The firm believes that while most of the equity market, as defined by the Russell 3000 Index, is efficiently priced, about one-third of it is not. They believe that investors are rarely, if ever, adequately compensated for the risk accompanying the most volatile stocks. The firm offers market beta, alternative beta and zero beta strategies. Their market beta strategies include: Large-Cap Core, Large-Cap Core Value and Large-Cap Value. Freeman's Alternative Beta strategies include: Efficient Value and Small-Cap Efficient Value. The firm's Zero Beta strategy is referred to as Fair Value. The firm's flagship market beta strategies, Large-Cap Core and Large-Cap Core Value, are benchmarked against the S&P 500 index and maintain a value bias while seeking to outperform the Russell 1000 without style restrictions. Their Large-Cap Value market beta strategy employs a pure value investment approach that is benchmarked against the Russell 1000. Freeman's Alternative Beta Efficient Value strategy invests in a portfolio of the most stable and fundamentally attractive stocks with low volatility/downside risk that offer much more compelling risk -adjusted returns than the benchmark. Their Alternative Beta Small-Cap Efficient Value strategy seeks to add value while simultaneously reducing exposure to uncompensated total volatility. Freeman's Zero Beta Fair Value investment strategy is a deep value, low beta strategy that seeks to capitalize on the respectively high and low risk-adjusted returns to low and high volatility stocks. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of US companies in the finance, consumer non-durables and health technology sectors. Freeman invests across all market-caps. They maintain a high turnover rate. | Finance |
