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    Jonathan Old

    Research Analyst at Long Meadow Investors

    Jonathan W. Old, III is the Founder and Managing Member of Long Meadow Investors LLC, specializing in small and mid-cap value investments with a focus on delivering strong long-term results. He has previously covered companies at Edgewood Management Company and Goldman Sachs, and currently directs research and investment strategy at Long Meadow Investors, where his portfolio oversight includes board-level involvement with enterprises such as Branson Airport, LLC. Since founding Long Meadow in 1996, Jonathan has built a reputation for disciplined value investing and brings prior experience from top Wall Street firms to his role. He holds a BA from Dartmouth College and an MBA from NYU’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business, and is registered with FINRA, holding relevant securities licenses.

    Jonathan Old's questions to KINGSTONE COMPANIES (KINS) leadership

    Jonathan Old's questions to KINGSTONE COMPANIES (KINS) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Jonathan Old of Long Meadow Investors asked for an update on the company's plans for geographic expansion into other states beyond its current focus on New York.

    Answer

    President and CEO Meryl Golden stated that the strategy for 2025 is to focus on Downstate New York and execute the AmGUARD transaction. She clarified that any geographic expansion is a strategy for 2026 and beyond. Ms. Golden assured investors that the company has learned from past mistakes, now has a product that better matches rate to risk, and any future expansion would be approached slowly and thoughtfully.

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    Jonathan Old's questions to BK Technologies (BKTI) leadership

    Jonathan Old's questions to BK Technologies (BKTI) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Jonathan Old inquired about the company's priorities for capital allocation and use of cash, specifically asking if a stock buyback program is being considered given the current share price.

    Answer

    Executive John Suzuki stated that while the primary focus is on rebuilding the balance sheet, the Board of Directors is actively discussing the reactivation of the company's share buyback program due to the recent decline in stock price. He added that the existing authorization is several years old and would likely need to be reauthorized by the Board before proceeding.

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