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Sean C.
Lucas worked as the Director of Research at WhiteSand Research LLC from 2012 to 2013.
Prior to that, he received an undergraduate degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 2004 and an MBA from Duquesne University of The Holy Spirit in 2008.
Anciens postes connus de Sean C. Lucas
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WhiteSand Research LLC
 WhiteSand Research LLC Investment ManagersFinance Founded in 2006, WhiteSand Research LLC is an independent research firm located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The firm publishes proprietary research on companies facing event-driven catalysts, including mergers & acquisitions, corporate buyback situations, turnarounds and capital restructurings. They primarily serve mutual fund managers and the hedge fund community. WhiteSand provides in-depth analysis of under-researched companies and strategies to identify complex or overlooked situations that can offer asymmetric risk/return advantages to the investor. Their periodicals organize the investment universe by functional sector rather than by the standard division by industry sector. | Directeur de la Recherche - Actions | 01/10/2013 |
Formation de Sean C. Lucas
| University of Pittsburgh | Undergraduate Degree |
| Duquesne University of The Holy Spirit | Masters Business Admin |
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WhiteSand Research LLC
WhiteSand Research LLC Investment ManagersFinance Founded in 2006, WhiteSand Research LLC is an independent research firm located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The firm publishes proprietary research on companies facing event-driven catalysts, including mergers & acquisitions, corporate buyback situations, turnarounds and capital restructurings. They primarily serve mutual fund managers and the hedge fund community. WhiteSand provides in-depth analysis of under-researched companies and strategies to identify complex or overlooked situations that can offer asymmetric risk/return advantages to the investor. Their periodicals organize the investment universe by functional sector rather than by the standard division by industry sector. | Finance |
