Tom Duffy

Husic Capital Management (HCM) offers a variety of growth equity products and several hedge strategies. They target growing companies and strive for the early identification of fundamental or secular change at the company or industry level. HCM looks for companies that are expected to experience revenue and earnings growth in excess of the market average and also ahead of Wall Street's and other market participants' expectations. The firm derives their insights from internal analysis and one-on-one meetings with senior level analysts and management. Portfolios are relatively concentrated, holding about 30 to 50 stocks. Their investment process consists of conducting fundamental bottom-up research and defining macro themes. HCM creates a candidate universe of potential securities that might be considered under the architecture of the theme, then defines a focus list and conducts rigorous research on these companies. The firm also specifies event-driven hurdles for those companies whose securities are selected for the portfolio. Systematic rebalancing is performed for maintenance of the portfolio structure and for closing out positions that no longer exhibit superior risk/return characteristics. The firm's equity products are differentiated by market-cap, level of concentration and long versus short strategies. Portfolios are constructed using a fundamental, research-driven, bottom-up stock selection process. They seek to outperform the benchmark index by a substantial margin on an annual and consistent basis. Their long only strategies include: Classic Growth Strategy, Concentrated Growth Strategy, Diversified Equity Strategy, Large Cap Growth Strategy, Small Cap Growth Strategy and SMID Cap Growth Strategy. HCM's hedge strategies include: Classic Hedge Strategy and Market Neutral Strategy.

Snyder is a focused long-term, fundamental high quality value manager that specializes in managing Small-Cap Value, Small/Mid-Cap Value, and Concentrated US equity strategies. The firm looks to invest in all sectors of stocks listed on US exchanges that are trading at a discount to intrinsic value. Their investment process and research efforts are based on a fundamental, bottom-up stock selection approach that emphasizes high quality companies selling at attractive valuations.

Fremont is a large-cap growth manager.

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Jackson Square generally pursues an investment strategy of long-term capital growth and seeks to add value primarily through securities selection. The firm primarily recommends equity securities of US and non-US issuers, although they recommend a variety of securities and do not limit their recommendations to a particular type of security. Jackson Square uses a bottom-up approach to select securities they believe have large end market potential or dominance of a profitable niche market, superior business models, and strong free cash flow generation that are attractively priced compared to the intrinsic value of the securities.