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Amherst, NY 14226
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Tom is a member of Nottingham’s Investment Policy Committee, where he contributes to the formulation of the firm’s overall investment strategy. Additionally, he works closely with many clients to ensure proper portfolio strategy in order to fulfill their investment objectives. Tom joined Nottingham in 1989 and he plays a leading role in directing the firm’s overall growth strategy. Tom brings more than 30 years of investment experience at Nottingham.
Tom holds a degree in Economics with a minor in International Business from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He is currently on the Board of the Buffalo Renaissance Foundation.
Larry is the head of Nottingham’s Investment Policy Committee (IPC), where he leads the firm’s investment research and portfolio management team. Prior to joining the firm in 2006, Larry was a partner with O’Bannon, Davis & Whistler, an independent registered investment advisor, and before that spent 10 years as a bond trader with Merrill Lynch in New York City and Los Angeles. Larry has 29 years of experience.
Larry holds a degree from the College of William & Mary and an MBA from Emory University and he received his CFA designation in 2003. Larry currently serves on the board of Catholic Health where he Chairs the Finance & Operations Committee. He is a past board member of Gateway-Longview, United Way of Buffalo & Erie County, Hauptman-Woodward Institute, Buffalo-Niagara Partnership, and the CFA Society of Buffalo, where he served two terms as President. Larry was formerly an adjunct professor at the Canisius College Wehle School of Business and was a member of the Leadership Buffalo Class of 2005.
Matt is a member of Nottingham’s Investment Policy Committee. He joined the firm in 2012 and is responsible for conducting investment research and contributing to the firm’s overall investment strategy. Additionally, Matt is also actively involved in the firm’s trading process. Matt has 10 years of experience at Nottingham. He graduated with degrees in Accounting, Finance, and Accounting Information Systems and an MBA from Canisius College, Buffalo. Matt earned his Chartered Financial Analyst designation in 2015.
Matt serves as President of the CFA Society of Buffalo and as a Canisius College Golden Griffin Fund Professional Mentor. He previously served as an adjunct professor at Niagara University, where he taught Applied Investment Management. Matt currently works part-time as an adjunct professor at the State University at Buffalo in the Jacobs School of Management, focusing on equity valuation analysis.
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By Lawrence Whistler, CFA,Nottingham Advisors
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