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Profil
Mr. Daniel A. Mack is Vice President at Arcus Capital Partners LLC.
Prior to joining Arcus Capital Partners in September 2013, Mr. Mack was employed as a Portfolio Manager & Senior Analyst by Stadion Money Management and an Associate by Fisher Investments.
Mr. Mack received his BBA in Economics and Finance from the University of Georgia - Terry College of Business.
Anciens postes connus de Daniel Adam Mack
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Arcus Capital Partners LLC (Georgia)
 Arcus Capital Partners LLC (Georgia) Investment ManagersFinance Arcus seeks innovative strategies across several investment vehicles that may help clients improve returns over time. The firm structures diversified portfolios to help withstand the brunt of the inevitable and periodic shocks that all markets experience. Furthermore, they engage in a forward-looking asset allocation process that adheres to a belief that asset classes regress to their mean returns over time. | Analyst-Equity | 01/07/2015 |
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University of Georgia
 University of Georgia Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Arcus Capital Partners LLC (Georgia)
Arcus Capital Partners LLC (Georgia) Investment ManagersFinance Arcus seeks innovative strategies across several investment vehicles that may help clients improve returns over time. The firm structures diversified portfolios to help withstand the brunt of the inevitable and periodic shocks that all markets experience. Furthermore, they engage in a forward-looking asset allocation process that adheres to a belief that asset classes regress to their mean returns over time. | Finance |
