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Ms. Natalie E.
Miller is a Sales Associate at Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Inc.
Ms. Miller joined Ferguson in 2007.
She holds a B.A. in Asian studies with an emphasis on political economy from Scripps College.
During her undergraduate studies, she studied at the National University of Singapore and the University of Melbourne.
Ms. Miller is the board chair and founder of Women for Success Portland and serves on the Ambassador Board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Columbia Northwest.
She volunteers regularly for the Classroom Law Project, and is fluent in Japanese.
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Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Inc.
 Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance FWCM principally utilizes individual securities to build diversified portfolios for their clients. As such, they are active managers of multiple asset classes, including large-cap domestic equities, international equities (developed and emerging markets) and several fixed income strategies. Depending on the risk and return circumstances of each client, clients’ portfolio may be constructed with several investment strategies. If appropriate for a client, the firm also utilizes outsourced strategies such as small-cap equity, real estate, private equity or hedge fund strategies, as well as other Alternative Investment strategies. | Sales & Marketing | - |
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Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Inc.
Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance FWCM principally utilizes individual securities to build diversified portfolios for their clients. As such, they are active managers of multiple asset classes, including large-cap domestic equities, international equities (developed and emerging markets) and several fixed income strategies. Depending on the risk and return circumstances of each client, clients’ portfolio may be constructed with several investment strategies. If appropriate for a client, the firm also utilizes outsourced strategies such as small-cap equity, real estate, private equity or hedge fund strategies, as well as other Alternative Investment strategies. | Finance |
Scripps College
 Scripps College Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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