General Investing >> Money Manager Interviews >> March 24, 2003
WILLIAM J. ANDREWS is a Vice President and equities Portfolio Manager at
C.S. McKee & Company. In addition to his portfolio management
responsibilities, he is responsible for research and investment
decisions in particular market sectors. Prior to joining the firm in
1983, Mr. Andrews spent six years at Mellon Bank as an investment
officer in the trust department where he concentrated on applying
quantitative methods to investment analysis. He earned an MBA degree in
Finance and Accounting and a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from the
University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Andrews is also a Chartered Financial
Analyst and a graduate of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association Trust
School. He spends much of his time away from the office with sports,
both as a participant and as a spectator. On the active side, golfing
takes precedence in warm weather, bowling during the winter months. A
hockey fan, he is a regular at Pittsburgh Penguin games, but gives
attention to all the major professional sports. Profile
Gregory M. Melvin, CFA, is Chief Investment Officer of C.S. McKee, L.P. Prior to joining C.S. McKee in 2000, Mr. Melvin was President and Chief Investment Officer of Dartmouth Capital Advisors, an institutional investment management firm he founded in 1995. Earlier, he was Vice President, Senior Portfolio Manager and member of the investment policy committee for asset allocation funds at Federated Investors. Mr. Melvin has an MBA from Harvard Business School and a bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College. Profile
tell us what the investment philosophy of the company is?
Mr. Melvin: We're about a $2.1 million money management firm,
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