Eric Glass 

Impact and Activist Investor, Advisor to Justice Capital, United States

Advisor, Justice Capital

January 2020 - Present (2 yrs 2 mos)

● Consult on day-to-day strategy and longer-term vision

● Participate in and provide technical assistance on various advocacy campaigns in support of

organizational mission


Senior Vice President/Senior Portfolio Manager, AllianceBernstein

November 2015 – October 2021 (5 yrs 10 mos)

● Proposed, developed, produced, launched, and managed a tax-exempt fixed income sustainable

impact investment portfolio incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors.

Investment mandate solely directed at historically excluded communities with specific intention to

reduce a disparity in the built environment between the haves and have-nots.

● Responsible for day-to-day idea generation, security selection, credit research and surveillance,

trading, and marketing of strategy. Assets under management in excess of $1.4 billion.

● Founding member of the Municipal Impact Investment Policy Group responsible for strategy

development.

● Member of AllianceBernstein’s global Responsible Investing Steering Committee

● Original member of AllianceBernstein’s global Controversial Investments Committee


Vice President – Fixed Income Trader/Portfolio Manager, AllianceBernstein

July 2004 – October 2015 (11 yrs 4 mos)

● Lead trader and a portfolio manager for a dedicated high income fund (ABTHX) in excess of $2.0

billion whose target investment in BBB and below rated credits was approximately 65%.

● Responsible for strategy development, day-to-day idea generation, security selection, credit

review, and trading and surveillance.

● Devise, implement, and manage portfolio strategy on behalf of $6 billion of longer duration

AllianceBernstein investment grade tax-exempt mutual funds made up of both high grade and

high yield securities.


Vice President - Research Analyst, AllianceBernstein

February 2000 – July 2004 (4 yrs 6 mos)

● Analyzed and assessed the long-term credit risk associated with a diverse portfolio of Mid

Atlantic, Southeast, Southwest, and Western municipal credits.

● Familiar with an array of security types, including general government obligations, higher

education, K-12 education, public power, solid waste, healthcare, charter schools, mass

transportation, affordable housing, water and sewer, airports, and tobacco securitization.

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