Technology >> Analyst Interviews >> September 15, 2003
WILLIAM A. WARMINGTON JR. is a Director in the Equity Research
Department at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey's Boston office and covers
business and information services within the business and technology
services sector. He was ranked the number two stock picker (out of 43
analysts) in The Wall Street Journal's Best of the Street Analysts
Survey in June 2002 for the general industrial services category. He
received honorable mentions in the annual Institutional Investor survey
in two categories: advertising agencies and marketing services (2002 and
2001) and business and professional services (2002, 2001 and 2000), and
he was named in the 2000 Reuters Survey. He has appeared on CNBC,
Bloomberg TV and in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The
New York Times, The Financial Times, Barron's, Advertising Age, Credit
Card Management, and Collections & Credit Risk magazine. Prior to
joining the firm in February 1998, he worked in equity research at Alex.
Brown (Baltimore) and in corporate banking at Chase Manhattan (New York,
Baltimore/Washington, DC, and Boston) and Brown Brothers Harriman
(Boston). He has a BA in History from Brown University and has lived in
East Germany, West Germany, Venezuela and El Salvador. Profile
perspective?
Mr. Warmington: The first half of 2003 saw a continuation of a difficult
environment marked by sluggishness
