Emerson Moore
Emerson Moore founded Ampfield Management in 2016 and serves as its Portfolio Manager. He represents Ampfield Management on the Election Committee of Momentum Group. Previously, Emerson worked at Apax Partners, a global private equity firm, where he focused on the business services sector. Emerson began his career in investment banking at Citi. Emerson is a graduate of Princeton University. Outside of work, Emerson is an avid racquet sportsman, skier, and student of history, and is working on his surfing and kitesurfing.
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