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Profile
Mr. Mark H.
Close is a Research Analyst at Oppenheimer + Close LLC.
Prior to rejoining Oppenheimer + Close in April 2005, Mr. Close was Principal at MML Investor Services and an Associate at MassMutual.
Mr. Close received his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from New York University.
He also attended the Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations and the Northwestern University-Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
Former positions of Mark H. Close
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Oppenheimer + Close LLC
 Oppenheimer + Close LLC Investment ManagersFinance Oppenheimer + Close concentrates on long-term equity investments with a focus on value. The firm seeks companies that they perceive to have extremely strong financials (low levels of debt and sustainable levels of free cash flow). Most of their research is conducted internally. Their primary focus is on exchange-listed or over-the-counter equity securities, both domestic and foreign. They use insured bank deposits and short-term Treasury issues for uninvested reserves. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 2001-09-30 |
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Oppenheimer + Close LLC
Oppenheimer + Close LLC Investment ManagersFinance Oppenheimer + Close concentrates on long-term equity investments with a focus on value. The firm seeks companies that they perceive to have extremely strong financials (low levels of debt and sustainable levels of free cash flow). Most of their research is conducted internally. Their primary focus is on exchange-listed or over-the-counter equity securities, both domestic and foreign. They use insured bank deposits and short-term Treasury issues for uninvested reserves. | Finance |
New York University
 New York University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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