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Mr. Fred S.
Easman is Senior Accounts Executive at Wellington Shields & Co. LLC.
Prior to joining Wellington in March 2011, Mr. Easman was a Senior Accounts Executive at Midwood Securities, Inc. He joined Midwood Securities in 2002.
He began his business career in 1970 as a marketing representative at American Optical Corp., Dallas, and later served in various marketing and sales positions in the optical industry.
In 1991, he formed his own consulting firm, which, among other areas, specialized in marketing design and implementation.
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Midwood Securities, Inc.
 Midwood Securities, Inc. Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Founded in 1988, Midwood Securities, Inc. is a broker/dealer located in New York City. The firm provides an array of trading and execution services for institutional clients. They do not provide any internal research. Midwood Securities' products and services include: (1) execution of NYSE and NASDAQ traded shares (2) authoritative, independent, third-party research and analytical tools (3) effective, customized commission recapture programs and (4) quality clearing and support services. The firm provides authoritative, independent, third-party research and an extensive array of analytical tools. These independent research providers' specializations include: (1) fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis (2) arbitrage research tools (3) interest rate analysis (4) fund and portfolio performance (5) execution-cost analysis (6) top-down/bottom-up strategies (7) trading platforms (8) established marketplaces and emerging markets (9) legislative/regulatory prospects and (10) political analysis. Dudack Research Group is a division of Midwood Securities. Dudack provides economic, fundamental, quantitative and technical strategies and tools for institutional money managers. Midwood Securities clears their trades through First Clearing LLC, a guaranteed wholly-owned subsidiary of Wells Fargo. | Comptroller/Controller/Auditor | 01/01/2011 |
AO Safety Products
 AO Safety Products Electronic ComponentsElectronic Technology AO Safety Products provides optical instruments and lenses. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Midwood Securities, Inc.
Midwood Securities, Inc. Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Founded in 1988, Midwood Securities, Inc. is a broker/dealer located in New York City. The firm provides an array of trading and execution services for institutional clients. They do not provide any internal research. Midwood Securities' products and services include: (1) execution of NYSE and NASDAQ traded shares (2) authoritative, independent, third-party research and analytical tools (3) effective, customized commission recapture programs and (4) quality clearing and support services. The firm provides authoritative, independent, third-party research and an extensive array of analytical tools. These independent research providers' specializations include: (1) fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis (2) arbitrage research tools (3) interest rate analysis (4) fund and portfolio performance (5) execution-cost analysis (6) top-down/bottom-up strategies (7) trading platforms (8) established marketplaces and emerging markets (9) legislative/regulatory prospects and (10) political analysis. Dudack Research Group is a division of Midwood Securities. Dudack provides economic, fundamental, quantitative and technical strategies and tools for institutional money managers. Midwood Securities clears their trades through First Clearing LLC, a guaranteed wholly-owned subsidiary of Wells Fargo. | Finance |
AO Safety Products
AO Safety Products Electronic ComponentsElectronic Technology AO Safety Products provides optical instruments and lenses. | Electronic Technology |
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