Welcome to Dana Investment Advisors

Dana Investment Advisors is an Asset Management firm that guides investors through an ever-changing market environment. Dana actively manages a broad range of public U.S. Equity and Fixed Income investment strategies for corporations, endowments, foundations, family offices and individuals. Our objective is straightforward: Deliver consistent excess returns with lower risk and provide clients with exceptional, personal and timely service.

Founded in 1980 by Mike Dana, a Midwest native and experienced financial manager, Dana originally served many business owners and their employees. These entrepreneurial roots still run deeply within our firm today. Dana remains an independent, employee-owned enterprise that believes integrity, trust, responsibility and stewardship never, ever go out of style. Our history of delivering exceptional results while nurturing longstanding client relationships, are a testament to these values in action.

We invite you to get to know us and learn how we may be of service to you and yours.

NEWS AND EVENTS

06/18/2018 - How Do I Pick A Good ESG Manager?

Envestnet VP of Impact Investing Brett Wayman sits down with Dana Investment Advisors SVP Doug Classen to discuss finding the best qualified ESG advisors and the state of impact investing.

Source: Investopedia

05/24/2018 - 5/22/2018 – Dana Investment Advisors Wins Asset Manager of the Year for U.S. Large Cap-Equity for the Second Time

“Now in its 14th year, the Asset Managers of the Year competition recognizes best-in-class portfolio managers who outperform their peers, which is difficult even in the best of environments.”

02/26/2018 - 02/26/2018 – February 2018: Green Money Journal: Dana Investment Advisors’ Senior Vice President and Portfolio Specialist, Lydia Miller, writes “Water and Investing: Is Your Portfolio on the Growth Side of Disruption?”

“Water is a systemic risk to investors, as in many parts of the United States and other areas of the world this precious resource is in danger. Investors and market players should be deepening their research and investment process to tackle water risks, often hidden in holdings across all asset classes.”