Rajmiel Odinec

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Rajmiel Odinec worked at Inter-American Development Bank (Brazil) as a Member in 1989.
Mr. Odinec worked at SOL Capital Management Co. from 1989 to 2026, serving as Chief Executive Officer & Chairman of the Board from 2017 to 2026.
Mr. Odinec completed undergraduate studies at the University of California, Los Angeles and graduate studies at George Washington University.

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Companies	Position	End
SOL Capital Management Co. SOL Capital Management Co. Investment ManagersFinance SOL Capital generally invests in a combination of actively managed mutual funds, index and passively managed funds, and ETFs. They will add individual equities to portfolios of clients who want more concentration, volatility, or both. The firm’s focus is on mutual funds so manager selection is a top priority.	Chief Executive Officer	17/03/2026
Inter-American Development Bank (Brazil) Inter-American Development Bank (Brazil) SupranationalGovernment Operates as an international government financial institution that provides loans and grants	Corporate Officer/Principal	31/10/1989

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George Washington University George Washington University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Los Angeles Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
SOL Capital Management Co. SOL Capital Management Co. Investment ManagersFinance SOL Capital generally invests in a combination of actively managed mutual funds, index and passively managed funds, and ETFs. They will add individual equities to portfolios of clients who want more concentration, volatility, or both. The firm’s focus is on mutual funds so manager selection is a top priority.	Finance
Inter-American Development Bank (Brazil) Inter-American Development Bank (Brazil) SupranationalGovernment Operates as an international government financial institution that provides loans and grants	Government