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Aram Green

Aram Green

Managing Director, Portfolio Manager
25 Years experience
20 Years at firm

"Through fundamental analysis and stock selection, we believe we can identify companies with superior prospects for capital appreciation."

Aram is a Portfolio Manager on the Select and several growth strategies at ClearBridge Investments. He joined the firm in 2006 and has 25 years of investment industry experience.

Aram joined ClearBridge as a Research Analyst covering the information technology, media and telecommunication sectors and was named a Portfolio Manager in 2007. Prior to joining ClearBridge, he was an Equity Analyst at Hygrove Partners and the Co-founder and Executive Vice President of iCollege, a software company catering to the educational marketplace. In 2001, iCollege was acquired by BlackBoard.

Aram received a B.A. in economics from Union College.

Experience

  • 25 years of investment industry experience
  • Joined the firm in 2006
  • Hygrove Partners – Equity Analyst
  • iCollege – Co-founder, Executive Vice President
  • B.A. in economics from Union College

Perspectives

  • High-Beta SMID Rally Downplays Quality
    SMID Cap Growth 2Q26: An exceptionally strong growth rally favored speculative AI infrastructure, challenging quality-oriented strength in industrials and biotech.
  • Becoming Constructive on Several Fronts
    Select Strategy 2Q26: Portfolio activity emphasized higher-conviction exposure to AI infrastructure and other structural growth opportunities while reducing AI disruption risk.
  • Sharpening Portfolio for Long-Term Opportunity
    Growth 2Q26: Volatility created opportunities to sharpen exposure to disruptive, high-quality growth franchises.
  • Adapting to a Momentum Growth Market
    All Cap Growth 2Q26: Activity was focused on rebalancing mega cap exposures and enhancing participation in both higher beta market leadership as well as diversified growth companies in areas like health care.
  • Separating Durable Growth From Temporary Momentum
    Small Cap Growth 2Q26: Small cap growth equities surged in the second quarter as AI enthusiasm, high-beta leadership and Russell rebalance activity reshaped the opportunity set.
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