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About
Stephen Johnston is a Director at Omnigence Asset Management, where he focuses on row-crop farmland agriculture and SME buyouts across verticals including dental laboratories, building products distribution, automotive maintenance, environmental services, and royalties. Over the past decade he has built alternative funds in farmland, SME buyout, private credit, and energy, and he has more than three decades of investing experience across markets and asset classes in North America and the former Soviet Union. He is the author of "Cantillon's Curse," a book on the expansion of money supply and its potential consequences for investors.
Contact· self-published, not guessed
Experience
- Omnigence Asset ManagementDirectorcurrent2023 — presentCalgary, Alberta, Canada
- Arvore PartnersDirectorcurrent2013 — presentCalgary, Alberta, Canada
- Veripath Farmland FundsDirectorcurrent2007 — presentCalgary, Canada
- GMT Communications PartnersPrincipal2000 — 2003London Area, United Kingdom
- Societe GeneraleSenior Fund Manager1998 — 2000London Area, United Kingdom
- EBRDBanker - Telecoms Team1994 — 1998London Area, United Kingdom
- A.T. KearneyRisk Management Consultant - Financial Institutions Group1994London Area, United Kingdom
Skills & more
Strategy5Alternative Investments26Private Equity68Emerging Markets17Venture Capital48Financial Structuring13Commodity4Asset Managment8Investments36Asset Management18Corporate Finance1Equities20
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Colleagues at Omnigence Asset Management
Ali Reza Erfan
Full Stack Developer at Omnigence Asset Management
Barclay Laughland
Director at Omnigence Asset Management
Carmon Blacklock
Director at Omnigence Asset Management
Chad Dundas
Director at Omnigence Asset Management
Harvey Schott
Managing Director at Omnigence Asset Management
Keenan Viney
Senior Data Scientist at Omnigence Asset Management
Matt Barr
Director at Omnigence Asset Management
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Stephen Johnston?
- Stephen Johnston is a Director at Omnigence Asset Management, where he focuses on row-crop farmland agriculture and SME buyouts across verticals including dental laboratories, building products distribution, automotive maintenance, environmental services, and royalties. Over the past decade he has built alternative funds in farmland, SME buyout, private credit, and energy, and he has more than three decades of investing experience across markets and asset classes in North America and the former Soviet Union. He is the author of "Cantillon's Curse," a book on the expansion of money supply and its potential consequences for investors.
- Where does Stephen Johnston work?
- Stephen Johnston is Director at Omnigence Asset Management.
- Where did Stephen Johnston go to school?
- Stephen Johnston studied at London Business School (MBA); University of Alberta (LLB, Law); University of Alberta (BSc, Genetics).
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Also attended University of Alberta166
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