Eric J. Maskalunas

Dana seeks repeatable and predictable results to most effectively grow wealth by implementing a uniform investment process to achieve consistent excess returns with lower risk. The firm actively manages a broad range of public US Equity, Fixed Income and blended strategies ranging from large to small-cap equity, socially responsible, taxable and tax-exempt fixed income strategies. The foundations of their investment process and risk-controlled portfolio construction are similar across asset classes and strategies. Their primary equity investment strategies are based on a relative value approach designed around a roughly equally weighted portfolio of securities exhibiting above average earnings growth at lower relative prices. Dana’s fixed income strategies place considerable importance on income securities that exhibit high credit quality, high current income, and sufficient overall cash flow.

LaSalle's investment management philosophy is based on controlling risk and volatility while producing long-term wealth accumulation. Their principal goal is to meet investment objectives through a systematic and disciplined approach to the purchase and sale of securities. Their portfolio managers focus on companies with superior earnings growth, stability, with above-average ROE and evidence of sustainable margins. They fuse computer models with quantitative analysis to distill the universe of securities to a list of optimal investments. After a list has been developed, each company is scrutinized to ensure financial strength and the ability to support future growth.