Celent promotes David Easthope
24 December 2013 San Francisco
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Research and consulting firm Celent has named David Easthope as senior vice president of its securities and investments group.
Easthope is currently a research director within the group, and is based in the firm鈥檚 San Francisco office.
鈥淸Easthope] has been an integral part of our securities and investments practice and is a natural fit to lead the team into 2014 and beyond,鈥� said Craig Weber, CEO of Celent.
鈥淲ith his in-depth market knowledge and the support of our dedicated team of analysts, he is committed to expanding our research and strengthening our client relationships.鈥�
Easthope first joined Celent as an analyst in 2005. Previously, he was a director of strategy at Charles Schwab. He has also held positions as a business strategist at brokerage firm Detwiler Fenton and equity research roles at Raymond James & Associates and Friedman, Billings, Ramsey covering companies in the financial technology industry.
Easthope is currently a research director within the group, and is based in the firm鈥檚 San Francisco office.
鈥淸Easthope] has been an integral part of our securities and investments practice and is a natural fit to lead the team into 2014 and beyond,鈥� said Craig Weber, CEO of Celent.
鈥淲ith his in-depth market knowledge and the support of our dedicated team of analysts, he is committed to expanding our research and strengthening our client relationships.鈥�
Easthope first joined Celent as an analyst in 2005. Previously, he was a director of strategy at Charles Schwab. He has also held positions as a business strategist at brokerage firm Detwiler Fenton and equity research roles at Raymond James & Associates and Friedman, Billings, Ramsey covering companies in the financial technology industry.
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