Anthony H. Browne, hails from a renowned investment family, his father having founded Tweedy Browne & Co., the Wall Street investment firm that assisted Warren Buffet in acquiring Berkshire Hathaway stock. Tony’s two brothers succeeded in the ongoing management and growth of Tweedy and Browne which today manages over $12 billion for institutional and private wealth clients. Subsequent to working for the family firm in his early career, Tony departed for California where he led, built up and sold $4 billion money manager in 1984 on behalf of its private owner. Tony founded his own firm, Roxbury Capital, in 1986. Together with his junior partners he grew Roxbury to become a $12 billion, broad-based money manager, with selected private equity and hedge fund interests, with office in major cities across the United States. Tony retired in 2005 after the sale of Roxbury to Wilmington Trust, one of the largest corporate and personal trust institutions. Tony continues to invest privately and, among other outside roles, he serves on the Investment Committee for the Annenberg Foundation.

Tony has a bachelor’s degree in economics and a MBA in Finance from Harvard University.