| Remembering Buddy
As a nation, - too quickly and too easily - we sometimes forget our victims. Perhaps it's that damned eternal optimism - we like to believe it's always "morning in America." Maybe it's because we are already on to the next victims, most recently those veterans at Walter Reed, or, before that, the folks of New Orleans savaged by Katrina. .
High Hopes Investment Club celebrates 25th anniversary
In the early 1980s the two discussion topics for American Association of University Women were Money Talks and Taking Hold of Technology. Genevieve Angelides, president 1981-1982, brought back to Fremont a wealth of ideas and plans for implementing AAUW programs. As a result, the High Hopes Investment Club was one of the five AAUW Fremont Branch investment clubs that sprung up at that time. The club began in October 1981 with 15 members. Today there are 10 members who are proud to announce upon the 25th anniversary three original members: Mary Lynn Pelican, Carolyn Hedgecock, and Caroline Johnston, who has been treasurer the entire time. Monthly dues are $30 and the club is worth $112,000. Each unit is now worth $60.83 instead of $10 when they started. The effective compounded rate of return achieved since inception is 10.2 percent.
ClariFI's Krowas to Present at Institutional Investor's 3rd Annual ...
BOCA RATON, Fla.-(Business Wire)-April 10, 2007 - ClariFI(TM), a leading provider of software and services focused on quantitative portfolio management and research, today announced that its Vice President of Client Services John Krowas will present at Institutional Investor's 3rd Annual Hedge Fund Performance & Risk Measurement Forum on April 17, 2007 at the Union League Club in New York at 3pm. .
CNL Forms Real Estate Group
CNL Financial Group announced the formation of CNL Real Estate Services, a new commercial real estate firm offering services in brokerage, property management, development and investment, project management and corporate real estate. The Orlando-based firm was formed from a 20-member team of former Trammell Crow Co. executives. The group is led by managing partner Paul Ellis, and principals Gregg Ickes, Chip Lilley, John McRae and Lance Pokorny. It will focus on advising clients in Florida and the Southeast U.S. Lilley and Brad Chrischilles will head up CNL Real Estate's Jacksonville office, which began operating last month from a temporary location in the Aetna Building, at 841 Prudential Drive. The venture is the first time CNL Financial Group has offered services to companies outside its core business units.
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