Profile
Ms. Sally Nevin is Executive Assistant at Edgewood Management LLC.
She joined Edgewood in January 2008.
Ms. Nevin was previously employed as Teacher by Queen Mary's College.
Former positions of Sally Nevin
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Queen Mary's College
Queen Mary's College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/1997 |
Edgewood Management LLC
Edgewood Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Edgewood mainly manages large-cap growth equity portfolios of about twenty-two publicly traded companies. The firm identifies investments through research-driven fundamental analysis and employs a bottom-up approach in their investment analysis. They aim to diversify across growth rates and market caps to achieve the desired return and risk profile. Edgewood requires a majority vote by the Investment Committee to sell a stock. If a company misses earnings two quarters in a row, there is a 15% drop in the stock relative to its peers or if there is a change in industry or company fundamentals, the Investment Committee will discuss selling the stock, decreasing the weighting in the portfolio or adding to the weighting in the portfolio. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Edgewood Management LLC
Edgewood Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Edgewood mainly manages large-cap growth equity portfolios of about twenty-two publicly traded companies. The firm identifies investments through research-driven fundamental analysis and employs a bottom-up approach in their investment analysis. They aim to diversify across growth rates and market caps to achieve the desired return and risk profile. Edgewood requires a majority vote by the Investment Committee to sell a stock. If a company misses earnings two quarters in a row, there is a 15% drop in the stock relative to its peers or if there is a change in industry or company fundamentals, the Investment Committee will discuss selling the stock, decreasing the weighting in the portfolio or adding to the weighting in the portfolio. | Finance |
Queen Mary's College
Queen Mary's College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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