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    Alexander Sinatra

    Research Analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co.

    Alexander Sinatra is an Equity Research Analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co., specializing in equity research with a focus on specific industry sectors. He covers companies relevant to his sector assignment, contributing to Baird’s highly ranked equity research team, which has been consistently recognized for excellence in small/mid-cap equities and industrials. Sinatra has been registered with FINRA since October 2022 and maintains the necessary securities licenses to serve institutional clients. His career at Baird began in 2022, and he is an active participant in an award-winning research group noted for top analyst performance on platforms like TipRanks.

    Alexander Sinatra's questions to ASGN (ASGN) leadership

    Alexander Sinatra's questions to ASGN (ASGN) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Alexander Sinatra of Baird asked about the cost associated with ASGN's significant investments in AI initiatives, such as code discovery tools and cybersecurity agents.

    Answer

    CEO Ted Hanson explained that while the company is not quantifying the specific costs, the AI investments are being managed to be accretive, not dilutive, to the company's margin profile. He emphasized that these investments are made with a focus on accelerating returns and are contributing to a gradual improvement in margins.

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    Alexander Sinatra's questions to RESOURCES CONNECTION (RGP) leadership

    Alexander Sinatra's questions to RESOURCES CONNECTION (RGP) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Alexander Sinatra asked for more color on demand trends in the On Demand segment, particularly in Europe and Asia, and inquired about the financial impact of amortizing the technology transformation costs.

    Answer

    Executive Bhadresh Patel noted that demand is increasing in finance, digital transformation, and supply chain, with the pipeline filling up more than in the previous quarter, though overall activity remains choppy. CFO Jennifer Ryu clarified that the annual amortization expense for the transformation costs will be around $3 million, starting mid-Q3, with Q4 being the first full quarter of impact.

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