Gordon B. Fowler, Jr. is a managing partner and chief investment officer of Glenmede Investment Management LP. He joined the parent company, The Glenmede Trust Company, N.A. (GTC), as chief investment officer in 2004. He was instrumental in the creation of Glenmede Investment Management.

He is responsible for investment strategy and process, portfolio fund managers, trading and the investment research group. With a background in both U.S. and global investment management, he has extensive experience with quantitative equity investing, asset allocation, and tax aware research and investment management.

From 1981-1994, Mr. Fowler worked for J.P. Morgan's Investment Management. During this time, Mr. Fowler developed the firm's first quantitative products. In 1994, he joined J.P. Morgan's Private Bank as the head of U.S. Investment Management, taking responsibility for global investment management later in the decade.

Over the years, he has co-authored numerous articles on investing, including an early article on portable alpha strategies published in Pensions and Investments Age in November 1990. He has also written "Tax Aware Equity Investing," a pioneering study on managing money for taxable individuals, in The Journal of Portfolio Management; "Is Tax Loss Harvesting Worth It? Greater After Tax Returns through Active Selection" in The Journal of Financial Planning; and "Holistic Optimization of Goals, Simultaneously Solving for an Optimal Asset Allocation Given the Multiple Goals and Multiple Locations of Private Clients" in The Journal of Wealth Management.

Mr. Fowler received a B.A. from Brown University in 1981 and an M.S. from New York University Graduate School of Business in 1985. He is a board member of White Williams Scholars in Philadelphia.