Multi-Asset Portfolio Manager Robert Talevski leverages nearly 30 years of experience to unlock financial success. As Founder and Managing Director of Activam Group, a Melbourne-based firm, he orchestrates a holistic value proposition.
He championed innovative investment approaches at Brightstone Capital Advisors, and managed multi-billion dollar portfolios at Australia’s largest corporate superannuation fund. He also refined his expertise internationally as an Investment Consultant at renowned institutions like INVESCO, IMS and Threadneedle Investments.
Experience
Robert is a seasoned Multi-Asset Portfolio Manager and Asset Consultant with nearly 30 years of experience. He manages multi-billion dollar portfolios at Activam Group and has honed his skills internationally as an Investment Consultant advising clients with assets exceeding $50 billion. Prior to establishing Activam, he held positions at renowned financial institutions such as INVESCO, IMS and Threadneedle Investments. Beyond investments, he actively champions Autism related charities reflecting his commitment to impactful social responsibility. He holds a Bachelor of Business (Accounting & Law) and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance & Investment.
Despite being pressured to drop or withdraw the case, Talevski steadfastly held on to her belief that Gorgi had been wronged. The Supreme Court’s selection of the case was “incredibly unusual,” Twinamatsiko says, because the justices typically take such cases only when a lower court decision is egregiously wrong or there’s a conflict between circuit courts. But in this case, the justices were taking on a decades-long crusade by conservative forces to cut back on social safety net programs.
Education
Before establishing Activam, Robert championed innovative investment approaches at Brightstone Capital Advisors and managed multi-billion dollar portfolios at Australia’s largest corporate superannuation fund. He also honed his skills as an international Investment Consultant, advising clients with assets totaling over $50 billion. This included roles at prestigious firms such as INVESCO, IMS, and Threadneedle Investments.
Rob’s unique education gives him a perspective that few constitutional scholars possess. He created and hosted Montana’s first statewide commercial radio talk show, became one of the state’s most famous political activists, led several successful ballot-issue campaigns (including one of the biggest petition-referendum drives in history), and was an adjunct professor teaching Constitutional Law, Advanced Constitutional History, and Legal Research.
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Interests
As Founder and Managing Director of Activam Group, Robert Talevski orchestrates the firm’s holistic value proposition. His responsibilities include asset allocation strategy, investment manager recommendations, and the portfolio construction process. He also addresses client queries regarding investment-related matters.
Robert champions Autism-related charities and causes as part of his commitment to impactful social responsibility. He holds a Bachelor of Business (Accounting & Law) from Victoria University and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance & Investment.
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Community
Robert is a lifelong member of the local Democratic Party and sells health insurance, an odd profession for someone who stumped on Sanders’ Medicare for All platform. He believes access to health care should be simpler and fairer than it is currently.
In 2016, Gorgi Talevski started losing his ability to communicate, and the staff at VCR began claiming that this was a normal progression of dementia. His daughter suspected, and confirmed with outside physicians, that VCR was chemically restraining him with six powerful psychotropic medications. After his family filed a complaint with the Department, a department administrative law judge nullified VCR’s attempt to transfer him to a facility 90 minutes away, but the home refused to readmit him.
Susie stepped forward to represent her father in a federal civil rights lawsuit, and ultimately prevailed in the Supreme Court of the United States, 7-2. It’s an outcome that, in the year leading up to the ruling, not a single expert had expected.
