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Profile
Mr. Zachary T.
Horn is a Managing Partner, President, Investment Manager & Shareholder at Foster & Motley, Inc. In addition to his duties as an Investment Manager, he is also the Head of the Investment Management team.
In this role, Mr. Horn serves as a leader and liaison for Foster & Motley.
He joined the firm in 2007 as the Securities Trader and a member of the investment team.
Before joining Foster & Motley, he worked for Ameriprise Financial, Inc. as a Financial Advisor in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. Horn received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Finance from The Ohio University and an MBA degree in Finance from Xavier University.
He obtained the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and Chartered Mutual Fund Counselor (CMFC) designations in 2012.
Zach Horn active positions
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Foster & Motley, Inc.
 Foster & Motley, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Foster & Motley follows either a value or growth investment approach. Their ideal stock purchase candidate offers a combination of greater than average dividend yield, greater than a market dividend growth, lower valuation, and higher quality. The firm utilizes a bottom-up analysis of the fundamentals of individual companies and their securities. | President | 2019-04-30 |
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Foster & Motley, Inc.
Foster & Motley, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Foster & Motley follows either a value or growth investment approach. Their ideal stock purchase candidate offers a combination of greater than average dividend yield, greater than a market dividend growth, lower valuation, and higher quality. The firm utilizes a bottom-up analysis of the fundamentals of individual companies and their securities. | Finance |
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 Xavier University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
The Ohio University
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