Benjamin C. Halliburton
As Chief Investment Officer of Tradition Asset Management, Benjamin Halliburton oversees investment research and strategy for the firm. He heads the Investment Committee and covers the energy and technology sectors.
Mr. Halliburton has over three decades of professional investing experience, including 10 years at Brundage, Story and Rose where he served as their Director of Research, responsible for overseeing the firm's equity selection process. He was a principal of the firm and member of its Investment Policy Committee. He also designed, developed, and managed BS&R's successful disciplined growth strategy.
He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and earned an MBA from Duke's Fuqua School of Business in 1990, where he was distinguished as a Fuqua Scholar. He earned a BS degree from Vanderbilt University, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 1985, and graduated Salutatorian from the McCallie School.
As Chief Investment Officer of Tradition Asset Management, Benjamin Halliburton oversees investment research and strategy for the firm. He heads the Investment Committee and covers the energy and technology sectors.
Mr. Halliburton has over three decades of professional investing experience, including 10 years at Brundage, Story and Rose where he served as their Director of Research, responsible for overseeing the firm's equity selection process. He was a principal of the firm and member of its Investment Policy Committee. He also designed, developed, and managed BS&R's successful disciplined growth strategy.
He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and earned an MBA from Duke's Fuqua School of Business in 1990, where he was distinguished as a Fuqua Scholar. He earned a BS degree from Vanderbilt University, graduating Magna Cum Laude in 1985, and graduated Salutatorian from the McCallie School.
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