Background
Albers, Charles Edgar was born on November 30, 1940 in Flushing, New York, United States. Son of Edwin M. and Olive F. (Van Dyke) Albers.
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Charles Edgar Albers
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Charles Edgar Albers, American investment company executive. Chartered Financial Analyst. Woodrow Wilson Fellow in Economic, 1962-1963. Named to Forbes Magazine’s Mutual Funds Honor Roll 9 times. Variable Annuity Manager of Year Morningstar, 1996. Director Ivy League Club Sarasota, Parents in Charge Foundation; supporter Cato Institute; director Downtown Sarasota Condo Association; Member of Short Hills Club, Columbia Club.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Economic, cum laude, Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, 1962. Master of Business Administration, Columbia University, New York City, 1967.
Career
Securities analyst, Arnold Bernhard & Company. New York City, 1963-1966;
finance analyst, Baker Industries, Newark, 1967-1968;
securities analyst, Wertheim & Company. New York City, 1968-1969;
assistant portfolio manager, American Standard, Inc., New York City, 1969-1971;
senior vice president equity securities, Guardian Life Insurance Company.
New York City, 1971-1998. Portfolio manager Guardian Park Avenue Fund, Inc., New York City, 1972-1998. President Guardian Stock Fund, New York City, 1983-1998.
Senior vice president Oppenheimer Funds, since 1998. Portfolio manager Oppenheimer Main St. G&I Fund, since 1998.
Achievements
Membership
Director Ivy League Club Sarasota, Parents in Charge Foundation. Supporter Cato Institute. Director Downtown Sarasota Condo Association.
Member of Short Hills Club, Columbia Club.
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Married Judy Mae Hite, December 18, 1961 (deceased June 1998). Children: Robert, Karin, Laura.
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Political Party
Republican
Education
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1962
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1967
Awards
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Woodrow Wilson Fellow in Economic, 1962-1963. Named to Forbes Magazine’s Mutual Funds Honor Roll 9 times. Variable Annuity Manager of Year Morningstar, 1996.Woodrow Wilson Fellow in Economic, 1962-1963. Named to Forbes Magazine’s Mutual Funds Honor Roll 9 times. Variable Annuity Manager of Year Morningstar, 1996.