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Stanford T. Young is the founder and President of Financial Clarity, Inc.
He has been a professional investment manager and advisor since 1979.
In addition, he has provided financial counseling services to a wide range
of clients since 1984.
Mr. Young received a
B.S. degree in Commerce when he graduated
from the University of Virginia in 1979. He joined Philadelphia
Life Insurance Company as a trader of stocks, bonds, and money market
instruments. Later, as a Securities Analyst, he managed a $175 million
sector of the main bond portfolio and a mutual fund. His final position
with Philadelphia Life was as Director of Corporate Strategic Planning.
As the senior planning officer, he worked with the top management of both
Philadelphia Life and its parent company, Tenneco Inc., on all aspects
of their business plans.
In 1982 Mr. Young
enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School MBA program
and pursued an individualized major in personal financial planning. Upon
graduation from Wharton in 1984 he joined Asset Management Group, which,
at that time, was one of the largest fee-based financial planning firms
in the nation. Mr. Young held increasingly responsible positions at that
firm and was recognized as "Counselor of the Year" in 1985.
His last position there was as Vice President, managing the West Coast
office based in Los Angeles.
In 1988, he became
Vice President and senior executive in charge of the financial counseling
practice of a small investment bank in Palo Alto. There, he worked with
a wide variety of clients including senior executives, professional athletes,
"big six" accounting partners, retirees, lawyers, doctors, closely-held
businesses, and charitable trusts.
Mr. Young founded
Financial Clarity in 1992 to focus the new firm’s investment and
financial expertise on a small group of clients. He has worked with
executives employed by the following partial list of notable companies:
Apple Computer, Ebay, Foundation Capital, Google, Hewlett Packard, Mattel, Mayfield Fund,
Morgan Stanley, Motorola, New Enterprise Associates, Pacific Telesis,
Schering-Plough, and Synopsys (Important
Disclosures/Terms of Use §2). Mr. Young has also been quoted
numerous times in national publications such as The Wall Street Journal.
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