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Invite: Monday 11AM: Barclays Weekly Industrials Call - June 1

Published: 2026-05-29Institution: BarclaysPages: 6Original language: 英语Evidence page: 2

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Invite: Monday 11AM: Barclays Weekly Industrials Call - June 1

Meet the Analysts

Julian Mitchell joined Barclays in 2018, as the lead analyst

with coverage of the U.S. Multi-Industry sector. Previously,

Julian was Global Head of Industrials Research at Credit

Suisse, including coverage of U.S. Multi-Industry

companies, since 2009. He has covered global Industrial

companies on the buy-side and sell-side since 2002, in

London, Hong Kong, and New York. Julian started his

career in equity research at Goldman Sachs in 2000. He

received a First Class Honours Degree in Philosophy,

Politics & Economics from Oxford University in 1999.

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Brandon Oglenski joined Barclays in September 2008 and

is a Director and equity research analyst covering the

North America airlines and transportation sectors. Prior to

joining Barclays, Brandon worked at Lehman Brothers

where he joined the U.S. airlines and transportation equity

research team in 2006. Prior to working on the sell side,

Brandon spent nearly two years with the strategic advisory

firm MergeGlobal in Arlington, Virginia, where he worked

on numerous client engagements within the airfreight,

airline and small package industries. Brandon graduated

from Georgia State University with a B.S. in Urban Policy

Studies and concentration in Aviation and Transportation

Management. Brandon also holds an FAA commercial

pilot's license.

Adam Seiden, CFA, is a Director and equity research

analyst covering the U.S. Machinery & Construction

industries. He joined Barclays in 2011 and has been part of

the Institutional Investor ranked U.S. Chemicals and

Machinery teams. Most recently, Adam was a ranked

analyst in the 2023 Institutional Investor survey for

Machinery, Engineering & Construction. Adam has worked

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