Clark J. Winslow has served as the Chief Executive Officer and a portfolio manager at Winslow Capital since 1992. Mr. Winslow was a Senior Vice President at Alliance Capital Management from 1987-1992, where he managed over $1.1 billion in institutional assets. He served as a Managing Director at ...
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Clark J. Winslow has served as the Chief Executive Officer and a portfolio manager at Winslow Capital since 1992. Mr. Winslow was a Senior Vice President at Alliance Capital Management from 1987-1992, where he managed over $1.1 billion in institutional assets. He served as a Managing Director at J. W. Bristol & Co. from 1980-1987. He started in portfolio management at MacKay-Shields Financial in 1975. He began his career as an institutional research analyst at Baker, Weeks & Co. in 1966. Mr. Winslow earned a B.A. from Yale University and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.
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