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Profil
Prior to joining the Board of Pensions in 2000, Mr. Ticey worked 20 years for The St. Paul Companies, holding various positions in underwriting, marketing, service center operations, corporate consulting and multicultural business.
He earned a bachelor's degree in business and economics from Hendrix College in Conway, Ark., and has taken courses through the American Institute for Property & Casualty Underwriting Inc. and the Carlson School of Management, Minnesota Executive Program, at the University of Minnesota.
Mr. Ticey is also a board member of African American Family Services and Charities Review Council.
He is a member of Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Minneapolis.
Ehemalige bekannte Positionen von Terry J. Ticey
| Unternehmen | Position | Ende |
|---|---|---|
Portico Benefit Services
 Portico Benefit Services Investment ManagersFinance Portico Benefit Services’ investment goal is to provide superior long-term and risk-adjusted investment returns. The firm uses a fundamental approach to asset allocation to manage several balanced portfolios and tends to invest in the stocks of large-cap US companies in the health technology, finance and energy sectors. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01.01.2011 |
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| Private Unternehmen | 1 |
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Portico Benefit Services
Portico Benefit Services Investment ManagersFinance Portico Benefit Services’ investment goal is to provide superior long-term and risk-adjusted investment returns. The firm uses a fundamental approach to asset allocation to manage several balanced portfolios and tends to invest in the stocks of large-cap US companies in the health technology, finance and energy sectors. | Finance |
