Profilo
Ms. Carolyn Marshall is Researcher at Blueshift Research LLC.
She joined Blueshift in 2008.
Ms. Marshall reports on technology, biotechnology, science/medicine, consumer, retail, restaurants, and general industry/manufacturing trends.
She Joined Blueshift in 2008
She previously worked at or regularly contributed to The New York Times, Business 2.0, Forbes.com, The Washington Post, Newsday, Mother Jones, The Nation and Vogue.
Ms. Marshall received her undergraduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a graduate degree from Boston University.
Precedenti posizioni note di Carolyn Marshall
| Società | Posizione | Fine |
|---|---|---|
Blueshift Research LLC
 Blueshift Research LLC Investment ManagersFinance Blueshift Research LLC (Blueshift) is a market research and holding firm headquartered in Needham, Massachusetts. The firm was founded by Craig Gordon in 2008. Blueshift provides ethical, quality, and unbiased investment research from independent sources. The firm constantly screens for data on unique and controversial ideas that currently are at the forefront of Wall Street thinking (or are being overlooked), and they keep a list of 25 companies/issues for which they think they can add unique value. This list is constantly being updated and averages five to seven new ideas per month. | Analyst-Equity | 01/10/2018 |
Formazione di Carolyn Marshall
| Washington University in St. Louis | Undergraduate Degree |
| Boston University | Graduate Degree |
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Blueshift Research LLC
Blueshift Research LLC Investment ManagersFinance Blueshift Research LLC (Blueshift) is a market research and holding firm headquartered in Needham, Massachusetts. The firm was founded by Craig Gordon in 2008. Blueshift provides ethical, quality, and unbiased investment research from independent sources. The firm constantly screens for data on unique and controversial ideas that currently are at the forefront of Wall Street thinking (or are being overlooked), and they keep a list of 25 companies/issues for which they think they can add unique value. This list is constantly being updated and averages five to seven new ideas per month. | Finance |
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