Turner Investments LLC, an active investment manager, today announced that its headquarters have moved to the Chesterbrook section of Berwyn, Pennsylvania. For Turner, this move will supply additional capacity for growth, provide new amenities for employees, and facilitate enhanced client service.
"The opening of our new headquarters in Berwyn underscores our long-term commitment to the greaterPhiladelphia market," said Robert Turner, CFA, managing principal and founder of Turner.
"Turner has entered into an exciting phase of growth and renewal with significant enhancements underway to our investment capabilities, technology, and talent," said Robert Baird, chief operating and compliance officer. "Our move to a new location reflects our evolving needs as a firm, our active plans for growth and expansion both in the Philadelphia area and beyond, and our commitment to providing the highest levels of service to our clients."
Effective Monday, September 19th, the firm's headquarters will occupy a new 18,800-square foot space on the first floor of a three-story, multi-tenant office building in Philadelphia's western suburbs, located at:
1000 Chesterbrook Boulevard, 1st Floor
Berwyn, PA 19312
In addition to Turner's ongoing expansion at its Berwyn headquarters, the firm plans to open satellite offices inBoston and New York this year. The move to a new headquarters and the addition of satellite offices are part of Turner's overall vision for long-term growth as it prepares to roll out a series of new strategies that are designed to generate sustainable, structured outcomes for institutional and individual investors.
About Turner Investments LLC
Turner Investments LLC, headquartered in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, offers a full spectrum of actively managed investment strategies that are designed to generate sustainable, structured outcomes for institutional and individual investors. Please visit http://www.turnerinvestments.com for more information about Turner and its products and services, and be sure to follow us on LinkedIn.
