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While Jeff Drobny retains a residence in Scottsdale, AZ, his primary home is in Minnesota, where he serves as a principal and a chief investment officer at Black River Asset Management, LLC. Working in Hopkins, Minnesota, Jeff Drobny manages hedge fund activities for the investment firm. He also supports the Minneapolis-based Sharing & Caring Hands charity. Sharing & Caring Hands provides a range of services to assist people in need with meals, housing, medical and dental care, and other essentials. The organization serves hot meals Mondays through Thursdays three times a day; two meals are prepared daily on Saturdays and Sundays. Families with children also may collect bags of groceries Mondays and Thursdays. Dental extractions and fillings are offered when dentists are available; patients should call to inquire about dental clinic times. A medical clinic opens on Wednesdays. In terms of housing, assistance in securing apartments is available for families with two or more minor children. In addition, the organization provides beds on a first-come, first-served basis to people who recently have moved into a new home or apartment. The beds are delivered within Minneapolis and some surrounding areas. People not living in the delivery area may arrange to pick up a bed.
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Jeffrey Steven Drobny serves as chief investment officer and a managing partner of Garda Capital Partners, an internationally focused investment firm he co-founded in 2015. Jeffrey Drobny's direction of the company, headquartered in Minneapolis, MN, is based in part on his extensive experience with previous employer Cargill Inc. Jeff Drobny and his partners at Garda Capital offer a range of fixed-income alternative investment opportunities. Mr. Drobny is also a vintage automobile enthusiast and a dedicated traveler with a love of Italian culture. For any lover of Italian cars, the Maserati is among the most prized luxury brands. In 2014, Maserati celebrated its centennial year in business. The Maserati brothers came from the town of Voghera in Lombardy, Italy. The eldest brother, Carlo, achieved renown as an engine designer and race car driver before his early death. All five surviving brothers made contributions to the development of their brand. Alfieri, Ernesto, and Ettore Maserati set up an office in Bologna in 1914, all three heavily engaged in both the mechanical and commercial sides of their enterprise. When Alfieri died in 1932, Bindo Maserati joined his brothers in the company. Mario, an artist, was the only brother not to maintain an interest in the technical side of the business, although he is usually credited with designing the company’s world-famous trident logo. |
AuthorJeff Drobny serves as a principal and a chief investment officer with Black River Asset Management, an investment company with 13 offices in 11 countries. Archives
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