What’s it like to manage $350 billion, including a quarter-trillion in money market funds that countless people depend upon on a daily basis … especially during a financial crisis? It’s a huge responsibility that requires a high degree of financial expertise and an even higher degree of institutional ethics. And, that’s why Grove City College invited Mr. J. Christopher Donahue, the chief executive officer of one of the nation’s most important and respected financial institutions, Federated Investors, to deliver the 2014 J. Paul Sticht ’39 Memorial Lecture in Business and Ethics.
