JEFF MACKE
"Fast Money" Contributor
Jeff Macke is a founder and president of Macke Asset Management (MAM). He has been a professional investor for the last 10 years and ran a successful hedge fund from 1999-2004. Macke contributes to CNBC's "Fast Money" and is also the West Coast editor and a contributor to financial web site Minyanville.com.
Prior to running money, Macke worked and consulted for a wide variety of Fortune 500 retailers. He is currently on the board of directors for Duckwall-Alco.
Macke earned a master’s of business administration from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College.
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