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Eagle Asset Management Ramps Up Institutional Sales Support

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Eagle Asset Management, provider of equity and fixed-income investment strategies to institutional and individual investors, has hired Donald J. Pepin as Director of Institutional Sales. He will focus on strategic initiatives targeting domestic and international consultants as well as direct new business development.

Pepin has nearly 30 years of industry experience in areas including institutional sales and consultant relations. He previously held senior positions with DuPont Capital Management, Gartmore Global Partners and Pilgrim Baxter. Pepin is based in the firm’s St. Petersburg, Fla. home office.

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