Joe Salmond
Portfolio Manager and Managing Director
Joe Salmond is portfolio manager for Thornburg Investment Management. He joined the firm in 2018 as an equity research analyst and became an associate portfolio manager in 2021, managing director in 2023 and portfolio manager in 2024.
Joe earned an MBA from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University and graduated from Arizona State University with a BS in technology management. Prior to joining Thornburg, Joe served as both a Weapons of Mass Destruction and an Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team Leader in the U.S. Army.
7years in industry
6years at Thornburg
Investments Managed
Insights
Global Equity
Avoiding Concentration Risk in AI: Is It Time for a Reality Check?
Overexuberance for all things AI can create concentration risk. See how we’re curating diversified exposure designed to perform over the long term.
International Equities
A New Era of Navigating Geopolitical Shocks and Risks
Portfolio Manager Joe Salmond points out that staying invested and diversified might feel painful during times of turbulence, but it is more important than ever.
Global Equity
Observations in International Equities: Boring is Beautiful
Portfolio Managers Brian Burrell and Joe Salmond believe “boring” sectors and names may be attractive in a year of uncertain politics and economic transitions.
Global Equity
Observations in International Equities: Japan and China Diverge
Portfolio Managers Brian Burrell and Joe Salmond see corporate governance reforms lifting Japan while China’s problems mount - creating attractive valuations.
Global Equity
Observations in International Equities: Companies, Not Countries
Portfolio Managers Brian Burrell and Joe Salmond argue that the quality, prospects and valuations of a company matter, not where they’re headquartered.
Global Equity
Why Europe? Selective Names May Be Poised to Snapback
Portfolio Managers Matt Burdett and Joe Salmond look to Europe where valuations, rapidly falling energy prices and the dollar's strength create opportunities.