Steve Swanson

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Mr. Steve Swanson is an Associate at Galliard Capital Management, Inc. where he serves as a Client Service Analyst.
Prior to joining Galliard Capital Management, Inc. in March 2012, Mr. Swanson was a Founder of Merger Buddy.
He also worked for Brimacomb & Associates LLC and TOMS Shoes.
Mr. Swanson received his BS in Finance, Applied Economics, & Communication Studies from the University of Minnesota-Carlson School of Management.

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Galliard Capital Management LLC Galliard Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Galliard believes the role of fixed income is to generate income while providing safety of principal. The firm employs a stable, consistent, and repeatable investment style that seeks to deliver competitive risk-adjusted returns. Their fixed income portfolios are managed by blending top-down and bottom-up disciplines into the overall investment decision-making process.	Analyst-Fixed Income	2014-08-31

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Galliard Capital Management LLC Galliard Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Galliard believes the role of fixed income is to generate income while providing safety of principal. The firm employs a stable, consistent, and repeatable investment style that seeks to deliver competitive risk-adjusted returns. Their fixed income portfolios are managed by blending top-down and bottom-up disciplines into the overall investment decision-making process.	Finance
University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services

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