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Profile
Ms. Renee V.
Brandstrom is Accountant at Saturna Capital Corp.
She joined Saturna Capital in September 2002.
She graduated from Western Washington University in Home Economics in 1974.
With her children raised, she now enjoys cooking, weaving and running.
Former positions of Renee V. Brandstrom
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Saturna Capital Corp.
 Saturna Capital Corp. Investment ManagersFinance Saturna Capital is primarily a long-term investor that seeks to preserve and grow clients’ capital over time. They believe that for the long-term investor, equity securities are the best investment option, but they also recognize that bonds or cash equivalents may be better suited in certain situations. Therefore, the firm also offers advice on most securities commonly held in US investment accounts: domestic and foreign common and preferred stocks; government, corporate and municipal bonds; mutual funds; convertible securities; warrants; exchange-traded option contracts; and partnership interests. | Comptroller/Controller/Auditor | 2011-01-03 |
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Saturna Capital Corp.
Saturna Capital Corp. Investment ManagersFinance Saturna Capital is primarily a long-term investor that seeks to preserve and grow clients’ capital over time. They believe that for the long-term investor, equity securities are the best investment option, but they also recognize that bonds or cash equivalents may be better suited in certain situations. Therefore, the firm also offers advice on most securities commonly held in US investment accounts: domestic and foreign common and preferred stocks; government, corporate and municipal bonds; mutual funds; convertible securities; warrants; exchange-traded option contracts; and partnership interests. | Finance |
Western Washington University
 Western Washington University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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