Kentucky
Mr. Gilbert L. Mathis has 54 years of experience in Economics. He earned his BS and MS from the University of Kentucky, and his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. Formerly, this expert served as an Associate Professor and as a Professor of Economics and Finance at Murray State University, and as Chair of the Department of Economics and Finance at Murray State University. Currently, this expert...
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Kentucky
This expert has a wealth of experience with investment consulting and obtained his BA from Tulane University prior to his MBA from Indiana University. He is a certified Chartered Financial Analyst as well as a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst. This expert previously served as a Portfolio Manager for JP Morgan, as a Chief Investment Specialist for the Kentucky State Auditor, as a Senior...
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