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Profile
Ms. Ann M.
Shaw-Kremer was previously employed as an Investment Consultant by James Investment Research, Inc.
She received her undergraduate degree from Capital University.
Former positions of Ann Shaw-Kremer
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
James Investment Research, Inc.
 James Investment Research, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance James Investment provides a wide range of investment strategies tailored to suit each individual situation. Their investment approach centers on one overarching objective: to grow their clients’ assets while prioritizing risk management along with preservation of their capital. The firm employs a top-down approach to stock selection and begins by assessing market risk indicators to identify which sectors of the equity market are likely to outperform. JIR’s Investment Committee makes the investment decision. They will sell a stock if it has deteriorated in ranking, relative strength, or if one of the firm's senior analysts detects a problem with the stock. | Chief Operating Officer | 2019-12-31 |
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| Private companies | 2 |
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James Investment Research, Inc.
James Investment Research, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance James Investment provides a wide range of investment strategies tailored to suit each individual situation. Their investment approach centers on one overarching objective: to grow their clients’ assets while prioritizing risk management along with preservation of their capital. The firm employs a top-down approach to stock selection and begins by assessing market risk indicators to identify which sectors of the equity market are likely to outperform. JIR’s Investment Committee makes the investment decision. They will sell a stock if it has deteriorated in ranking, relative strength, or if one of the firm's senior analysts detects a problem with the stock. | Finance |
Capital University
 Capital University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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