Peter A. Vanden Broeck

4/15/2019

Peter A. Vanden Broeck has a BA in Economics from Macalester College and also attended the University of Paris-Sorbonne. Peter joined Carnegie Investment Counsel in 2017 as a Senior Portfolio Manager.

Prior to joining Carnegie, Peter was Managing Director at Midwest Investment Management. Peter’s previous experience includes Vice President of Investments Raymond James Financial, Portfolio Manager for Fairport Asset Management, Portfolio Management & Investments for Alex Brown & CO. and Prescott Ball & Turben.

Peter’s outside activities include serving on the Investment Committee at Notre Dame College, Assistant Scout Master for Troop 662 in Shaker Heights. Peter was formerly Treasurer of the Shaker Lakes Nature Center.

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