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Sean Yamamoto is a Hybrid Private Equity / Performance Analyst at Callan, where responsibilities include creating client deliverables and assisting the Private Credit team with attribution modeling and performance metrics. Prior to this role, Sean served as a Performance Analyst, focusing on investment performance reporting. Sean's experience includes managing payroll for Aya Healthcare, providing bookkeeping services at COR Accounting, and customer service as a Barista at Great American Video & Espresso. Additionally, Sean contributed to sports motion analysis at Lewis & Clark College and gained research experience as an intern at Setmore. Sean holds a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Lewis & Clark College, where participation in NCAA Division III athletics fostered teamwork and leadership skills.
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Callan was founded as an employee-owned investment consulting firm in 1973. Ever since, we have empowered institutional investors with creative, customized investment solutions backed by proprietary research, exclusive data, and ongoing education. Today, Callan advises on more than $2 trillion in total fund sponsor assets, which makes it among the largest independently owned investment consulting firms in the U.S. Callan uses a client-focused consulting model to serve pension and defined contribution plan sponsors, endowments, foundations, independent investment advisers, investment managers, and other asset owners. Headquartered in San Francisco, Callan also has offices in Chicago, Denver, Atlanta, Summit, NJ, and Portland, OR. Note: Please do not share any personal information, investment advice, stock tips, or testimonials about Callan’s people or services on our LinkedIn, Twitter, or Facebook pages. Callan is not responsible for and does not endorse any content, advertising, products, advice, opinions, recommendations or other materials from followers or third parties. Any comments posted by LinkedIn or Twitter users are those of the persons submitting them and do not represent Callan. If Callan interacts with other social media content (e.g., by "liking" or “retweeting” information, sharing links, etc.), it is not an endorsement of the individual or organization.