Matt Dmytryszyn

RIM’s portfolios are often invested using a multi-style, multi-manager open-architecture approach. The firm offers investment advice regarding equities and fixed-income securities, as well as certain derivative instruments. They may also recommend that managed account clients invest in affiliated funds, certain other pooled investment vehicles, other open- or closed-end mutual funds, separate account programs, individual securities, or other assets.

Provides brokerage services

Functions as a College/University

Provides transitional housing for homeless families

LaSalle Street Capital Management's (LSCM) investment approach is based on the belief that long-term investments in concentrated portfolios of well-managed, growing businesses that are diversified across life cycle stages will generate consistent outperformance. The firm manages separate accounts for taxable and tax-exempt clients which are customized to meet each client's needs. LSCM's equity strategies include: Strategic Growth and Small-Cap Growth. The firm's Strategic Growth strategy is a large-cap core investment strategy with a growth/GARP bias. Their Small-Cap strategy is a small-cap core investment strategy with a growth/GARP bias. Both strategies result in concentrated portfolios, long-term holdings and life cycle diversification. In addition, both strategies are designed create provide portfolios with a high probability of participating in up market cycles while being well-positioned to endure down market cycles. LSCM constructs portfolios from the bottom-up, using fundamental analysis with risk overlays. The corporate life cycle is embedded throughout their investment process and is used as an analytical tool and for risk control.

Composition Wealth aims to develop a customized asset allocation for each client based on their specific risk/reward profile and investment goals. They use a blend of bottom-up security valuation analysis and top-down economic analysis when constructing portfolio allocations.