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Clark Winter

Clark Winter

International Council Member, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs

 

Experience

Clark Winter has more than 30 years of experience in international corporate finance and investment management. He is the CIO of SK Capital Partners. Prior to Joining SKCP Mr. Winters was President of Global Asset Management and director of portfolio strategy and Managing director of Goldman Sachs & Co. Clark is the founder of Winter Enterprises and Winter Capital International, an independent advisory firm that structured multi-manager portfolios by harnessing the talents of independent investment managers working worldwide. Winter Capital was acquired by Citigroup. Mr. Winter has served as the Chief Global Investment Strategist for Citigroup Global Wealth Management, working to formulate global investment strategy for some of the most significant clients of Citi worldwide. Earlier in his career he was Managing Director of J.P. Morgan and lived abroad for 10 years, during which time he opened J.P. Morgan's first offices in Madrid and Mexico City. Winter is chairman emeritus of both the Spanish Institute and the Mexican Cultural Institute. He serves on the boards of the Andrea Frank Foundation, the Committee on Photography at the Museum of Modern Art, and is a member of the Belfer Center International Council at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.

He is the author of "The Either/Or Investor," recently published by Random House.

 

 

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