Award is a Testament to Efforts of Aristotle’s Entire Business
Solutions Team and Aristotle’s Strong Corporate Culture
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–lt;a href=”https://twitter.com/hashtag/Investmentmanagement?src=hash” target=”_blank”gt;#Investmentmanagementlt;/agt;–Aristotle, an employee-owned investment management organization,
managing over $24 billion* in assets under advisement as of March 31,
2019, is proud to announce that Robert R. Womack, Jr., Managing
Director, Chief Innovation Officer, was named by the Los Angeles
Business Journal (LABJ) as 2019 Corporate CIO of the Year. The LABJ
cited Rob’s tremendous accomplishments over the past few years, which
included creating and leading Aristotle’s Business Solutions team during
a period of rapid growth, executing a multi-year transformative
initiative firmwide, and building Aristotle’s best-in-class technology
platform to meet the needs of the company, its affiliates, and most
importantly, Aristotle’s valued clients.
The Los Angeles Business Journal CTO Awards honor Chief Technology and
Information Officers and others who are in the top information
technology positions within their organizations. These important
individuals and teams play vital roles in making Los Angeles a hub for
innovation, and in making its businesses, institutions and nonprofits
successful.
Over 250 professionals attended the Eighth Annual Awards ceremony held
at the City Club Los Angeles on April 22, 2019. The Los Angeles Business
Journal invited over 80 nominees, which included Rob and a majority of
Aristotle’s Business Solutions team, who are information technology
leaders at Fortune 500 companies, private companies, government agencies
and nonprofit organizations, and who are among Los Angeles’ finest
technology leadership minds.
“Rob has led the effort to foster a culture of innovation,
inclusiveness, process improvements and best practices at Aristotle
throughout our highly respected, industry leading shared services team,”
stated Richard H. Schweitzer, CFA, Chief Financial Officer and Chief
Operating Officer of Aristotle. “We’ve built an incredible technology
platform, rolled out improved and expanded client communication
materials, implemented new channels of messaging and improved
operational efficiencies. This award is a testament to the value and
success of our shared services platform and the great work we,
collectively, are doing at Aristotle.”
“I am humbled to receive this award, but it is truly an award for the
entire Business Solutions team we have methodically built at Aristotle,”
stated Rob Womack. “I would like to thank all of my colleagues for their
incredible dedication and client focus, and especially our Chairman,
Richard Hollander, who for approaching twenty-five years has given me
the opportunity to innovate and work at best-in-class organizations.”
More information on the winning nomination and award is available here.
A full supplement on the Los Angeles Business Journal CTO Awards is also
available here.
About Aristotle
With offices in Los Angeles, Newport Beach, Boston and New York,
Aristotle is a family of employee-owned investment management firms
that, as of March 31, 2019, collectively managed over $24 billion* in
assets under advisement across equity and fixed income strategies.
Aristotle attracts and retains talented investment professionals through
a culture focused on research, investment management and client success.
Aristotle’s experienced corporate leadership team oversees a centralized
support infrastructure to ensure that its distinct teams of investment
professionals are able to focus on what they do best—seeking to add
value to client portfolios. The company’s support infrastructure
includes shared services, such as trading, compliance, operations and
distribution. Please visit www.aristotlecap.com for
more information.
Aristotle Capital Management, LLC, Aristotle Credit Partners, LLC,
Aristotle Capital Boston, LLC and Aristotle Atlantic Partners, LLC are
affiliated organizations. Each is an independent investment adviser
separately registered under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as
amended. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or
training. More information about each adviser, including investment
strategies, fees and objectives, can be found in their respective Form
ADV Part 2, which is available upon request.
*As of March 31, 2019, the assets under advisement for each Aristotle
affiliate was as follows: Aristotle Capital had $17.65 billion of assets
under management ($2.74 billion of assets under advisement), Aristotle
Boston had $3.34 billion of assets under management ($0.12 billion of
assets under advisement), Aristotle Atlantic had $0.08 billion of assets
under management ($0.34 billion of assets under advisement) and
Aristotle Credit had $0.50 billion of assets under management.
Contacts
Financial Profiles, Inc.
Tricia Ross
Senior Vice
President
Phone: 310.622.8226
[email protected]
