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Prior to joining Schwartz in 2005, Mr. Orourke was a Regional Sales Manager for Flint Ink, a commercial printing ink supplier.
Before that, he spent ten years at Ford Motor Company in various professional positions.
Mr. Orourke currently holds the NASD Series 6 and Series 63 certifications and is in the process of earning a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Finance from Walsh College
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Flint Ink Corp.
 Flint Ink Corp. Industrial SpecialtiesProcess Industries Develops and manufactures inks and specialised coatings | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Schwartz Investment Counsel, Inc.
 Schwartz Investment Counsel, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance SIC actively manages equity and fixed income portfolios and balanced portfolios. The firm uses fundamental security analysis to identify equity securities that are believed to be selling below their intrinsic value. In selecting stocks and other equity securities, special emphasis is placed on identifying companies with superior business characteristics and managerial integrity, which may include companies that are currently out-of-favor with the market or companies undergoing changes that may significantly enhance shareholder value in the future. SIC generally selects fixed income securities that appear undervalued relative to other securities or securities believed to have a higher potential for credit upgrade. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Schwartz Investment Counsel, Inc.
Schwartz Investment Counsel, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance SIC actively manages equity and fixed income portfolios and balanced portfolios. The firm uses fundamental security analysis to identify equity securities that are believed to be selling below their intrinsic value. In selecting stocks and other equity securities, special emphasis is placed on identifying companies with superior business characteristics and managerial integrity, which may include companies that are currently out-of-favor with the market or companies undergoing changes that may significantly enhance shareholder value in the future. SIC generally selects fixed income securities that appear undervalued relative to other securities or securities believed to have a higher potential for credit upgrade. | Finance |
Flint Ink Corp.
Flint Ink Corp. Industrial SpecialtiesProcess Industries Develops and manufactures inks and specialised coatings | Process Industries |
Walsh College
 Walsh College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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