General Investing >> Money Manager Interviews >> August 30, 1999
MICHAEL T. JACKSON has been an Analyst and investor in emerging growth
stocks since receiving his MBA in 1966. Prior to founding Emerging
Growth Management, Co., in 1986, Mr. Jackson had extensive experience as
both a Fund Raiser and as an Expert on several different growth
industries. From 1982 to 1986, he was General Partner of Hambrecht &
Quist Equity Management, a registered investment advisor specializing
in emerging growth stocks. He was the Senior Portfolio Manager from 1972
to 1982, at Baker Fentress & Company; a $250-million publicity traded
closed-end fund. The Fund had an investment performance of approximately
double the S&P 500 during his tenure. In the 1960s, Mr. Jackson worked
as an Institutional Analyst on Wall Street for the investment banking
firm of Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Company and subsequently as a
Partner and Director of Research from Wilmington Capital Management, a
registered investment advisor. Throughout his career, Mr. Jackson has
focused exclusively on the small capitalization, growth sector of the
equity market. He has a BS from the University of Southern California. Profile
Management, and what you consider the strengths of that philosophy?
Mr. Jackson: The philosophy behind Emerging Growth
