Consumer >> Analyst Interviews >> March 17, 2003
SHARI SCHWARTZMAN EBERTS joined J.P. Morgan in 1997, and has been
covering the broadlines retailing group since June 1998. Prior to
joining J.P. Morgan, Ms. Eberts spent two years as an associate at
McKinsey & Company, working on strategy and organizational design
projects for corporate clients in consumer-related industries. Prior to
this, she worked as a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs, focusing on
the purchase and sale of retail properties, primarily malls. Ms. Eberts
also holds an MBA from Harvard Business School. She was ranked Runner Up
on Institutional Investor's 2002 All-America Research Team in her
sector, and was cited as Next Generation on the 2000 and 1999 All-
America Research Teams. She also placed third on the Greenwich
Associates survey of large institutional clients in 2002 in retailing -
broadlines. In 2000, Ms. Eberts placed third in The Wall Street
Journal's Best of the Street rankings for stock picking in the
broadlines sector. Profile
this fit in as far as J.P. Morgan's overall effort for stock
coverage and investment research?
Ms. Eberts: J.P. Morgan has five
