Clifford D. Mpare, CFA

Clifford D. Mpare, CFA

Clifford D. Mpare, CFA is the executive chairman and CEO of  Frontline Capital Advisors Limited in Ghana.  Previously he served as senior vice president and director of research at Piedmont Investment Advisors.  Prior to joining Piedmont, he was executive vice president and chief investment officer at NCM Capital Management Group. At NCM, Mr. Mpare served as executive vice president and chief investment officer for New Africa Adviser, co-developing and managing the Calvert New Africa Fund. He has also served as co-portfolio manager for the Dreyfus Third Century and Dreyfus Socially Responsible funds. Mr. Mpare holds a bachelor of commerce degree from St. Mary’s University and an MBA degree from Dalhousie University.

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