Laura J. Clark is a Principal at Front Barnett Associates in Chicago. In this role, she serves as investment counsel to individual and institutional clients as well as a portfolio manager.
Prior to her position at Front Barnett, Clark worked for 12 years at JP Morgan. From 1992 to 1998, served as Vice President in equity sales with responsibility for institutional clients in Minneapolis, Chicago, Denver, and San Francisco. From 1985 to 1992, served in a variety of areas involving corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, undergraduate recruiting, and cash management.
Laura Clark received a B.S. in Engineering from Cornell University.
One of the most valuable things in the engineering training if you will, and being in the engineering school is you learn how to think critically, number one. You learn how to solve problems. But most importantly, it's not coming up with the right answer. And I am sure you all have professors her...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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Laura Clark Discusses Reality That You Have To Save More Than You Spend To Save For Retirement
Laura Clark States Investors Are Often Overly Optimistic Regarding Their Ability To Outperform The Market
Laura Clark States Importance of Engineering Students Gaining Exposure To Business Coursework
Laura Clark States Importance of Playing By Company's Rules and Learning From Failures
Laura Clark States Importance of Having a Passion And Vision In Professional and Personal Pursuits
Laura Clark Discusses Differences In Teamwork Between College and Business Environment
Laura Clark Shares Thoughts on Work-Life Balance and Importance of Maintaining Health
Laura Clark Discusses Need For Finding Balance in Life and Living Each Day To The Fullest
