Virginia M. W. Gardiner

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Ms. Gardiner has a loyal client base consisting of high net-worth families, individuals, and trusts, as well as select institutional clients.
Having joined the firm as a portfolio manager in 1984, she is a seasoned investment professional with over fifteen years of experience in a variety of financial climates.
She is an active member of the investment policy team and authors the equity segment of our Capital Markets Outlook publication quarterly.
She received a B.A. in English from the University of Delaware and an M.B.A. from Villanova University.
She is a member of the Association for Investment Management and Research through the Financial Analysts of Philadelphia, and is involved in a number of organizations within her community as well.

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Dearden, Maguire, Weaver & Barrett LLC Dearden, Maguire, Weaver & Barrett LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dearden, Maguire, Weaver & Barrett (DMWB) invests in high-quality equity and fixed-income securities. The firm seeks to create portfolios that protect capital, while maximizing opportunities for growth. DMWB emphasizes undervalued growth stocks and traditional value stocks when price versus value is compelling. The firm's stock universe consists primarily of US large-cap stocks. Most are blue-chip companies with market-caps greater than $5 billion. When selecting stocks, they look for high-quality companies with steadily growing earnings and dividends. DMWB takes a moderate approach to risk and selects stocks with relatively low p/e ratios and reasonable current yields. Although macroeconomic factors are considered for portfolio sector weighting, stock selection is primarily determined by individual company fundamentals. DMWB employs quantitative and qualitative factors in their analysis. Price is a paramount consideration when building portfolios. Quantitative screens are used to determine which companies are industry leaders with strong growth potential. Generally, stocks with an S&P rating of B or better and a Value Line Safety rating of three or above are included. The firm looks for management teams, consistent sales growth, healthy balance sheets and conservative accounting practices. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in companies in the health technology, finance, electronic technology and consumer non-durables sectors. DMWB maintains a low turnover rate. DMWB then develops a list of companies with low relative price valuation, low p/e multiples, earnings growth above the S&P 500 and strong dividend growth. The firm also considers comparative analysis of overall market statistics on an historical, current and projected basis, as well as projected total return versus fixed-income investments. The final screening process involves qualitative and intuitive determinations. DMWB looks at the credibility and longevity of management, management incentive programs and the company's reputation in its industry. DMWB takes a buy-and-hold approach to bond investments. They emphasize market timing to take advantage of higher interest rates as they occur. Particular attention is paid to yield differentials between various instruments. DMWB's selection of fixed-income securities begins with analysis of the nation's economy. Special attention is given to the outlook for inflation, the amount of excess capacity in the economy and the trend-line growth rate. All of this data is used to anticipate the direction of interest rates. They next evaluate the current supply of fixed-income securities versus demand. The firm looks at the forward calendar for government, corporate and municipal issues. Finally, DMWB determines the market attractiveness of each security by comparing them with the treasury yield curve and purchases securities that have the best relative versus Treasuries.	Gestionnaire de Portefeuille-Actions	01/03/2006

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Dearden, Maguire, Weaver & Barrett LLC Dearden, Maguire, Weaver & Barrett LLC Investment ManagersFinance Dearden, Maguire, Weaver & Barrett (DMWB) invests in high-quality equity and fixed-income securities. The firm seeks to create portfolios that protect capital, while maximizing opportunities for growth. DMWB emphasizes undervalued growth stocks and traditional value stocks when price versus value is compelling. The firm's stock universe consists primarily of US large-cap stocks. Most are blue-chip companies with market-caps greater than $5 billion. When selecting stocks, they look for high-quality companies with steadily growing earnings and dividends. DMWB takes a moderate approach to risk and selects stocks with relatively low p/e ratios and reasonable current yields. Although macroeconomic factors are considered for portfolio sector weighting, stock selection is primarily determined by individual company fundamentals. DMWB employs quantitative and qualitative factors in their analysis. Price is a paramount consideration when building portfolios. Quantitative screens are used to determine which companies are industry leaders with strong growth potential. Generally, stocks with an S&P rating of B or better and a Value Line Safety rating of three or above are included. The firm looks for management teams, consistent sales growth, healthy balance sheets and conservative accounting practices. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in companies in the health technology, finance, electronic technology and consumer non-durables sectors. DMWB maintains a low turnover rate. DMWB then develops a list of companies with low relative price valuation, low p/e multiples, earnings growth above the S&P 500 and strong dividend growth. The firm also considers comparative analysis of overall market statistics on an historical, current and projected basis, as well as projected total return versus fixed-income investments. The final screening process involves qualitative and intuitive determinations. DMWB looks at the credibility and longevity of management, management incentive programs and the company's reputation in its industry. DMWB takes a buy-and-hold approach to bond investments. They emphasize market timing to take advantage of higher interest rates as they occur. Particular attention is paid to yield differentials between various instruments. DMWB's selection of fixed-income securities begins with analysis of the nation's economy. Special attention is given to the outlook for inflation, the amount of excess capacity in the economy and the trend-line growth rate. All of this data is used to anticipate the direction of interest rates. They next evaluate the current supply of fixed-income securities versus demand. The firm looks at the forward calendar for government, corporate and municipal issues. Finally, DMWB determines the market attractiveness of each security by comparing them with the treasury yield curve and purchases securities that have the best relative versus Treasuries.	Finance

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Dearden, Maguire, Weaver & Barrett (DMWB) invests in high-quality equity and fixed-income securities. The firm seeks to create portfolios that protect capital, while maximizing opportunities for growth. DMWB emphasizes undervalued growth stocks and traditional value stocks when price versus value is compelling. The firm's stock universe consists primarily of US large-cap stocks. Most are blue-chip companies with market-caps greater than $5 billion. When selecting stocks, they look for high-quality companies with steadily growing earnings and dividends. DMWB takes a moderate approach to risk and selects stocks with relatively low p/e ratios and reasonable current yields. Although macroeconomic factors are considered for portfolio sector weighting, stock selection is primarily determined by individual company fundamentals. DMWB employs quantitative and qualitative factors in their analysis. Price is a paramount consideration when building portfolios. Quantitative screens are used to determine which companies are industry leaders with strong growth potential. Generally, stocks with an S&P rating of B or better and a Value Line Safety rating of three or above are included. The firm looks for management teams, consistent sales growth, healthy balance sheets and conservative accounting practices. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in companies in the health technology, finance, electronic technology and consumer non-durables sectors. DMWB maintains a low turnover rate. DMWB then develops a list of companies with low relative price valuation, low p/e multiples, earnings growth above the S&P 500 and strong dividend growth. The firm also considers comparative analysis of overall market statistics on an historical, current and projected basis, as well as projected total return versus fixed-income investments. The final screening process involves qualitative and intuitive determinations. DMWB looks at the credibility and longevity of management, management incentive programs and the company's reputation in its industry. DMWB takes a buy-and-hold approach to bond investments. They emphasize market timing to take advantage of higher interest rates as they occur. Particular attention is paid to yield differentials between various instruments. DMWB's selection of fixed-income securities begins with analysis of the nation's economy. Special attention is given to the outlook for inflation, the amount of excess capacity in the economy and the trend-line growth rate. All of this data is used to anticipate the direction of interest rates. They next evaluate the current supply of fixed-income securities versus demand. The firm looks at the forward calendar for government, corporate and municipal issues. Finally, DMWB determines the market attractiveness of each security by comparing them with the treasury yield curve and purchases securities that have the best relative versus Treasuries.

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