Stu J. Sweet

Presidente presso Capitol Analysts Network, Inc.

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Mr. Stu J.
Sweet is President at Capitol Analysts Network, Inc. During his service on Capitol Hill, Mr. Sweet was a senior legislative assistant to Representatives Dan Quayle and David Stockman, and Senators Richard Schweiker, John Heinz, and Paula Hawkins.
He served in the Reagan Administration and was Vice President in the prominent lobbying firm of Black, Manafort, Stone & Kelly.
Mr. Sweet received both a B.A in 1975 and an M.B.A in 1976 from the University of Chicago.

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Capitol Analysts Network, Inc. Capitol Analysts Network, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Capitol Analysts Network, Inc. is an independent investment research firm located in Washington, DC. The firm publishes periodic reports covering a variety of industries including pharmaceutical firms and Medicare providers, managed Care, Medicaid providers, gaming companies , electric utilities, air pollution control, very large banks and specialty finance, crop insurers, agriculture, ethanol manufacturing, direct mailers, defense and homeland security contractors and coal mining.	Presidente	-

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The University of Chicago

Masters Business Admin

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Capitol Analysts Network, Inc. Capitol Analysts Network, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Capitol Analysts Network, Inc. is an independent investment research firm located in Washington, DC. The firm publishes periodic reports covering a variety of industries including pharmaceutical firms and Medicare providers, managed Care, Medicaid providers, gaming companies , electric utilities, air pollution control, very large banks and specialty finance, crop insurers, agriculture, ethanol manufacturing, direct mailers, defense and homeland security contractors and coal mining.	Finance