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Profile
Chris Andrew Wachenheim is President at Greenhaven Associates, Inc. since 2017.
Education includes an undergraduate degree from Williams College conferred in 1994 and an MBA from Columbia Business School conferred in 2000.
Chris Wachenheim active positions
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|---|---|---|
Greenhaven Associates, Inc.
 Greenhaven Associates, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Greenhaven’s investment strategy is to purchase undervalued securities and then to sell the securities when they become fully or overvalued. They perform their own research on every security it purchases for clients, and they do not specialize by size, industry, or geography. While the firm mainly invests in common stocks, Greenhaven may purchase warrants, convertible or other debt securities, or other types of securities that might serve as a proxy for common stocks. In an account is not fully invested, the firm may purchase US Treasury Bills or Notes, or other cash equivalents. | President | 2016-12-31 |
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Greenhaven Associates, Inc.
Greenhaven Associates, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Greenhaven’s investment strategy is to purchase undervalued securities and then to sell the securities when they become fully or overvalued. They perform their own research on every security it purchases for clients, and they do not specialize by size, industry, or geography. While the firm mainly invests in common stocks, Greenhaven may purchase warrants, convertible or other debt securities, or other types of securities that might serve as a proxy for common stocks. In an account is not fully invested, the firm may purchase US Treasury Bills or Notes, or other cash equivalents. | Finance |
Williams College
 Williams College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Columbia Business School
 Columbia Business School Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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