October 31, 2024
Jensen Investment Management Appoints Richard Clark as Managing Director, Reinforcing Strategic Growth and Client-Centric Leadership
LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. — Jensen Investment Management, an Oregon-based high-conviction active equity manager, proudly announces the promotion of Richard Clark to Managing Director, a move that reinforces the firm’s strategic growth and dedication to its client-focused, quality-driven investment philosophy.
“Richard’s appointment to Managing Director is a natural progression in our long-term strategy,” said Eric Schoenstein, Managing Director and Portfolio Manager. “His deep sense of stewardship, his understanding of our quality investment approach and strong client relationships will be instrumental as we continue to grow our business while maintaining our unwavering focus on long-term, risk-adjusted returns.”
Richard Clark
Having served in Business Development roles since being hired by founder Val Jensen over two decades ago, Clark now steps into an expanded position on the senior leadership team. In this role, he will help guide the firm’s strategic growth initiatives, including the recently launched ETF.
“I’m honored to take on this new role at Jensen,” said Clark. “Our commitment to nurturing long-term client relationships has been an integral component of our success. As we look to the future, we remain dedicated to this proven approach, helping our clients navigate the challenges of today’s volatile market environment with confidence and clarity.
With this appointment, Clark joins Jensen Investment Management’s Board of Directors alongside Eric Schoenstein, Rob McIver, Allen Bond, Gabe Goddard and Shannon Contreras.
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