Richard Carlson

Rockefeller & Co. is organized around two primary areas of expertise: Rockefeller Wealth Advisors (RWA) and Rockefeller Asset Management (RAM). RWA is an open-architecture investment advice and wealth management platform. RWA provides tailored advice and portfolios of equities, fixed-income securities, hedge funds, private equity funds, and other alternative investments. RAM offers internally-managed global, US, non-US, sector specific and sustainability and impact investment equity strategies; as well as balanced (i.e., multi-asset class) strategies. RAM’s equity strategies, which are available through both affiliated funds and separately managed accounts and in a sub-advisory capacity (depending on size), include but are not limited to: Global Equities; US Equities; Non-US Equities; Global Sustainability & Impact Equities; US Sustainability & Impact Equities; Non-US Sustainability & Impact Equities; US Small Cap Equities; Balanced (Multi-Asset Class) Strategies; and Global Equity Sector Specific Strategies. Rockefeller & Co.’s taxable and tax-exempt fixed income strategies generally employ a conservative approach to US fixed income markets and emphasize capital preservation and current income. Portfolios are constructed utilizing both a top-down focus on macro trends and sector forecasts and a bottom-up focus on credit, relative valuation and volatility. Fixed income strategies are offered through Affiliated Mutual Funds and separately managed accounts. Rockefeller & Co. employs a formal multi-stage process for selecting third-party managers which quantitative and qualitative factors.

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Earthrise Capital Partners invests in companies located in the United States, primarily in North America. The firm focuses on sectors such as energy, power and water. It provides financing for early and later stage capital requirements.