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Profile
In addition to his role at UOIG, Mr. Sneddon has served as a financial advisor intern for Citi Group Smith Barney since October 2008.
Previously, he served as an accounting clerk for Elite Network Solutions from November 2007 to September 2008.
Mr. Sneddon also served as a financial advisor intern for Tremblay Financial Institution.
Mr. Sneddon is a member of the International Business Honors Society: Beta Gamma Sigma.
He is expected to graduate from University of Oregon with a BSc in Business Administration and Finance in June 2009.
Former positions of Russell Sneddon
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
The University of Oregon Investment Group
 The University of Oregon Investment Group Investment ManagersFinance UOIG utilizes tactics of fundamental equity valuation, actively manages two portfolios, and takes several educational trips throughout the year, they give its members an extremely valuable and unique opportunity to explore finance. The firm utilizes two primary quantitative valuation methods in order to estimate the intrinsic value of a company: Comparables Analysis and Discounted Cash Flows Analysis (DCF). | Analyst-Equity | 30/06/2009 |
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The University of Oregon Investment Group
The University of Oregon Investment Group Investment ManagersFinance UOIG utilizes tactics of fundamental equity valuation, actively manages two portfolios, and takes several educational trips throughout the year, they give its members an extremely valuable and unique opportunity to explore finance. The firm utilizes two primary quantitative valuation methods in order to estimate the intrinsic value of a company: Comparables Analysis and Discounted Cash Flows Analysis (DCF). | Finance |
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