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Prior to joining HRJ Capital in January 2008, Ms. Clark worked as an Analyst for a health care and life sciences consulting group.
Ms. Clark holds a B.A. in Human Biology from Stanford University.
Former positions of Adrienne Clark
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
HRJ Capital LLC
HRJ Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance HRJ Capital specializes in private equity fund-of-funds. Their products focus on 3 asset classes: venture capital, LBOs and real estate. The HRJ Champion Ventures fund focuses primarily on giving investors the potential to generate above-average, long-term annual rates of return, comprised principally of capital gains, while providing investment diversification within this asset class. The HRJ Growth Capital funds' primary investment strategies include late-stage financing, management-led buyouts and recapitalizations. The funds invest primarily in the business services, manufacturing, energy, information technology, telecommunications, consumer products and services and healthcare sectors. For their real estate funds, HRJ seeks to generate long-term, risk-adjusted returns in an asset class that is generally uncorrelated to, and often counter-cyclical to, the public equity markets, with lower volatility. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 2008-07-29 |
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HRJ Capital LLC
HRJ Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance HRJ Capital specializes in private equity fund-of-funds. Their products focus on 3 asset classes: venture capital, LBOs and real estate. The HRJ Champion Ventures fund focuses primarily on giving investors the potential to generate above-average, long-term annual rates of return, comprised principally of capital gains, while providing investment diversification within this asset class. The HRJ Growth Capital funds' primary investment strategies include late-stage financing, management-led buyouts and recapitalizations. The funds invest primarily in the business services, manufacturing, energy, information technology, telecommunications, consumer products and services and healthcare sectors. For their real estate funds, HRJ seeks to generate long-term, risk-adjusted returns in an asset class that is generally uncorrelated to, and often counter-cyclical to, the public equity markets, with lower volatility. | Finance |
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