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Joseph Mares
Portfolio Manager
Joe Mares has worked in investment banking, equity research, and portfolio management in high carbon-emitting sectors (energy/utilities/materials) for the past twenty-seven years.
Joe began his career at Morgan Stanley in 1997 in investment banking and equity research in Energy & Shipping.
In 2007, Joe moved to the buy side, as lead Equity & Commodities Analyst for Greg Coffey, at GLG and then Moore Capital, from 2009.
Prior to joining Trium, Joe was a Portfolio Manager at Société Générale from 2011-2016, responsible for a global long/short equity book focused on Energy, Resources, Shipping, and Utilities.
Joe holds a Bachelor's degree from the School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University.
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November 2017 Trium Capital
Director to Portfolio Manager
2011 - 2016 Société Générale
Portfolio Manager
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Responsible for global long/short equity book focused on energy, resources, shipping, and renewables
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Fundamentals driven analysis based on consistent investment process
2008 - 2010 Moore Capital
Natural Resources Analyst
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Lead analyst for Greg Coffey
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Examined government policy impact on resource companies through stimulus (China), environmental regulation (USA), trade barriers (Brazil), and financial market changes (global)
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Focused on impact of LNG trade and European demand trends on Russian gas pricing
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Performed global analysis of shale potential (pre-DOE study)
2007 - 2008 GLG Partners
Natural Resources Analyst
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Lead analyst for Greg Coffey
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Contributed investment ideas to GLG Emerging Markets Fund, the world's largest emerging market hedge fund at the time
1999 - 2007 Morgan Stanley
Executive Director, Energy Equity Research
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Covered stocks for every sector in European energy over eight years, including integrated oils, oil services, exploration and production, oil tankers, and refiners
1997 - 1999 Morgan Stanley Investment Banking
Energy Analyst
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Analyst on BP/ Amoco merger, BP/ ARCO merger, and Conoco spin-out from Dupont
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