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Investment Fund Managers careers from Harvard Business School

5 Harvard Business School alumni worked as Investment Fund Managers according to data on ClickWith

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Top employers hiring Harvard Business School Investment Fund Managers alumni

  • Bridgewater Associates 2
  • Emerald Technology Ventures 1
  • GE 1
  • Westport Private Equity 1

Typical job titles

  • Portfolio Manager
  • Fund Manager
  • Associate Portfolio Manager
  • Investment Manager
  • Senior Portfolio Manager
  • Senior Asset Manager
  • Investment Director 1
  • Fund Investor
  • Senior Investment Manager 1
  • Portfolio Administrator
  • Portfolio Management
  • Portfolio Director

Harvard Business School alumni in Investment Fund Managers

Education Employment Certification Investment Fund Managers
BA
Ben Abadi MBA @ Harvard Business School ~ 13 yr ~ Investment Director @ Emerald Technology Ventures
2010
2015
2020
MBA
Harvard Business School
Summer Equity Analyst
Fidelity Investments
Principal
Calera Capital
Managing Director
Energy Innovation Capital
💼 Investment Director
Emerald Technology Ventures
AS
Alessandro (Alex) Spadini Baker Scholar @ Harvard Business School ~ 4 yr ~ Senior Investment Associate, Portfolio Oversight @ Bridgewater Associates
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Baker Scholar
Harvard Business School
Engagement Manager
McKinsey & Company
💼 Senior Investment Associate, Portfolio Oversight
Bridgewater Associates

Common questions

What job titles do Harvard Business School Investment Fund Managers alumni actually hold?

Harvard Business School graduates who work in Investment Fund Managers most commonly hold titles such as Alpha Portfolio Analytics and Oversight Manager, FMP (Financial Management Program), Investment Director and Senior Investment Associate, Portfolio Oversight.

What salary can Investment Fund Managers professionals expect?

Investment Fund Managers professionals typically earn $118K – $214K annually based on industry data. Compensation is growing at 3.6% per year. (* estimated from US data)

Which employers hire Harvard Business School Investment Fund Managers alumni?

Among tracked Harvard Business School alumni who reached Investment Fund Managers roles, employers include Emerald Technology Ventures and Bridgewater Associates.

How many Harvard Business School graduates work in Investment Fund Managers?

ClickWith tracks 5 Harvard Business School alumni who have worked as Investment Fund Managers — approximately 9% of all 56 tracked alumni. Explore all career paths from Harvard Business School →

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