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Greg Hostetler

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Greg Hostetler is chief compliance officer at ADM Investor Services, a Chicago-based futures commission merchant and wholly owned subsidiary of Decatur, Il.-based Archer Daniels Midland. He is responsible for overseeing and maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements, policies and procedures.
He rejoined the firm in July 2016, after spending 15 years as director of compliance at efutures.com, now a division of Wedbush Futures.
== Background ==
Hostetler joined the futures industry as an auditor for National Futures Association. In 1989, he was named director of compliance at ADM Investor Services, where he spent the next 11 years. 
In 2000, he joined efutures.com, a full-service, internet based FCM launched jointly by Cargill Investor Services and First Capitol Ag. He remained with the firm through several mergers and acquisitions, including Penson (2007), Knight Capital (2012) and ultimately Wedbush Securities (2014). 
He is a member of the FIA Law & Compliance Division.
== Education ==
Hostetler is a graduate of Manchester College with a B.S. in accounting and business administration.
== Registration Information ==
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Category:Compliance Officers
Greg Maynard

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Greg Maynard is an exchange executive with experience in the U.S. and Australia.
Formerly, he was a technical architect and business analyst and project manager for Chi-X Australia.
He was also previously the System & Product Strategy Officer of International Securities Exchange (ISE).
== Background ==
From 1983 to 1999, he worked with the Australian Stock Exchange, most recently as a business analyst responsible for member firms' connectivity to the trading system, acting as the primary facilitator between the members, system developers and ASX management. ASX was one of the first options markets to shift from floor to screen trading. In previous positions at ASX, Maynard was responsible for the functionality and maintenance of the OM CLICK trading system. From 1980 to 1983, he was with Telecom Australia, where he was responsible for support and maintenance of mainframe-based operating system software. 
== Education ==
Maynard holds a bachelor of science degree in computer science from Monash University in Melbourne.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:International Securities Exchange - Former Employees
[[Category:Australian Stock Exchange] - Former Employees]
Greg Medcraft

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Greg Medcraft is chairman of the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) and International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO). Medcraft was appointed for a five-year term as chairman of ASIC in May 2011. He began his role as chairman of IOSCO in March 2013. 
== Background ==
Before serving as ASIC chairman, Medcraft served as an ASIC commissioner in February 2009. Prior to that, he was chief executive of the Australian Securitisation Forum. Medcraft helped co-found the American Securitization Forum in 2002, and was its chairman from 2005 to 2007. He returned to Australia in 2013 and took over chairmanship of IOSCO, and will hold the position until September 2014. 
Medcraft has spent nearly 30 years in investment banking at Société Générale in Australia, Asia, Europe and the Americas. 
== Education ==
Medcraft earned a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Melbourne. 
== References ==	
Category:International Organization of Securities Commissions
Category:Société Générale
Category:American Securitization Forum
Greg Mills

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Greg Mills is the chairman of Aequitas Innovations Inc., the chair of the Investment Industry Association of Canada Equity Markets Committee, and the head of the Global Equities Division of RBC Capital Markets, which is responsible for the aspects of client coverage for both traditional cash equities and equity derivatives including sales and trading, origination, new issue distribution, and risk management. Mills is a member of the RBC Capital Markets’ operating committee, both the U.S. and Canadian Commitment Committees, and is also a member of RBC’s Pension Investment Sub-Committee. 
== Background ==
Greg Mills began his career as an equity trader with Burns Fry, and then spent time with First Boston and Scotia Capital. And he joined RBC Capital Markets in 1998.
== Education ==
Greg Mills holds Honours BSc (Geology) from the University of Windsor. 
== References ==
Greg Montana

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Greg Montana is chief risk officer at FIS. He leads the strategic development and execution of FIS's risk, information security and compliance programs. 
Montana is also an adjunct professor of risk management at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Fla. He received the Risk Management Association’s (RMA) Special Service Award in October 2012, the year he joined FIS. He is also the author of four articles in the RMA Journal.
== Background ==
Montana spent more than 20 years managing risk at major financial services institutions, including Bank of America, where he served as senior vice president and senior operational risk executive; PayPal, where he was senor director, global risk operations; and Lloyds Banking Group, where he was director, operational, credit and compliance risk. 
He is a Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CCISO).
== Education ==
He holds a master’s degree in business administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a bachelor’s degree cum laude from Boston College.
== References ==
Greg Newton

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Greg Newton was the ownerand editor of the Naked Shorts blog, where he commented on investing and the markets. His comments also appeared on the Seeking Alpha Web site.
Newton passed away in Apr. 1, 2009 after suffering a fatal heart attack while driving to meet his fiancee in Florida. 
Among other things, Greg Newton was publisher of the famous MAR/Hedge report on Bernie Madoff in 2001. His blog was considered to be of the very first important econoblogs. 
Fellow bloggers and friends publicly mourned his demise. 
== Background ==
From 1988-2004, he was president of Metal Bulletin Holdings Corp. in New York, a London Stock Exchange-listed publishing and information services company. He led that company's acquisition of MAR, a publication that covered CTAs and pools. In 1994, he launched MAR/Hedge, the first independent newsletter covering the global hedge fund market. In 2000-2002, he negotiated the acquisition of Cahners Metal Group publications. He was group publisher of Metal Bulletin plc in 2002-03. He resigned to pursue other interests, including blogging on Naked Shorts.
Before he joined Metal Bulletin, he was senior editor and editor-in-chief of World Construction Technical Publishing Co. from 1984-87.
He was appointed chief editor of World Construction and its sister publication, World Mining Equipment, when they combined and moved to London in 1985. Metal Bulletin bought WME in 1987 and Newton became consulting editor.
From 1974-76, Newton was a reporter for South Otago Newspapers Ltd, in Balclutha, NZ. 
Newton was born in Wellington, New Zealand.
== Education ==
Newton graduated first in his class at Wellington Polytechnic (now Massey University) School of Journalism. 
== Resources ==
* Greg Newton Articles On Seeking Alpha
== References ==	
Category:Bloggers
Category:Naked Shorts blog
Category:Journalists
Category:Metal Bulletin - Former Employees
Category:Deceased
Greg Smith

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Greg Smith is a long-time derivatives executive. He is a former executive director at Goldman Sachs, where he was head of the U.S. equity derivatives business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). In a column for The New York Times on March 14, 2012, Smith explained that the "toxic and destructive" environment at Goldman Sachs caused him to quit, and that profit, not clients, still motivated business decisions at the firm.
== Background ==
Smith was a summer intern with Goldman Sachs while he was studying at Stanford. He worked for the firm for 10 years in New York, and then for two years in London. His public exit led to a flurry of op-ed and news pieces focused on culture and the focus on clients at Wall Street firms.
Smith resurfaced in the media in 2013 after it was reported that he met with SEC officials in August to discuss the Volcker Rule. Part of the Dodd-Frank legislation, the rule pertains to limits on banks' ability to trade for their own account.
== Education ==
*Stanford
== References ==
Category:Goldman Sachs
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Greg Tanzer

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Greg Tanzer is a former commissioner of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). He was appointed to the position on March 5, 2012. 
Before, Tanzer served as secretary general of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO).
== Background ==
Prior to joining IOSCO, Tanzer was the head of consumer protection and international affairs at ASIC. He left the Australian regulatory agency in 2008 to accept a three-year term as secretary-general of IOSCO. Although his tenure was renewed in 2011, he resigned from IOSCO in November 2011 to return to ASIC as one of its commissioners.
Before joining ASIC, Tanzer worked in the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department and the Department of Finance. He is a qualified solicitor and barrister.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Greg Voetsch

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Greg Voetsch is CEO of ConvergEx Execution Services. He joined ConvergEx in that role in August 2014. He manages all ConvergEx equity execution businesses, including high-touch, U.S. electronic execution, American depository receipt (ADR), international execution, sell-side smart order routing, recapture services, and ATSs.
He was previously managing director and head of equity capital markets at Janney Montgomery Scott. Before that was an executive vice president at Knight Capital Group. 
== Background ==
== Education ==
== References ==
Greg Wood

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Greg Wood is senior vice president of global industry operations and technology at the Futures Industry Association (FIA), effective September 26, 2016. 
In that role he will focus on identifying and managing member and industry operational, execution and market structure issues, and guiding the development of FIA’s operational and technical solutions.
He has been an active member of FIA for more than ten years while working at Credit Suisse and then Deutsche Bank Securities, where he was the director of algorithmic execution, listed derivatives and foreign exchange.
Wood is originally from London and was based in New York from 2006-2016. He also worked in Sydney overseeing projects across the Asia Pacific region. He will be working globally, based out of FIA’s Washington, D.C. office.
== Background ==
Wood served as president of FIA’s Market Technology Division from 2012 to 2015 and has been a board member of the division since 2011. He has led a variety of working groups for the association and helped coordinate the industry’s efforts to prepare for the Leap Second Event in 2015. He also contributed to FIA comment letters and white papers on best practices for electronic and automated trading, including the FIA response to the CFTC’s Proposed Regulation AT, FIA Order Handling Risk Management Best Practices for Executing Brokers, Market Access and Drop Copy papers, and the FIA response to the CFTC Concept Release on Risk Controls and Safeguards for Automated Trading Environments. As an FIA member, Wood has served on the CFTC Technology Advisory Committee (TAC) and testified before Congress on regulation of automated trading. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Gregg Doud

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Gregg Doud is president & CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation. Previously, He was vice president of global situational awareness and chief economist at Aimpoint Research. 
Before joining Aimpoint Research, he served in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative as chief agricultural negotiator with the rank of U.S. Ambassador. He was one of the primary architects of the U.S.-China "Phase One" trade agreement.
Earlier, he was the president of the Commodity Markets Council, a trade association that brings together commodity exchanges with their industry counterparts.
== Background ==
Before joining the Commodity Markets Council as president in May 2013, Doud was a senior staffer on the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee. He also has served as chief economist of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association and as an analyst for U.S. Wheat Associates.
Doud's worked with Senate Agriculture Committee member Senator Pat Roberts (R-Kan.) and played an integral role in developing the 2012 Farm Bill.
He has also worked at World Perspectives, Inc., ADM-Agri, LLC and the American Soybean Association.
==MarketsWiki Education ==
Doud participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in New York at Nasdaq in July of 2017.
== Education ==
Doud holds a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture from Kansas State University and a Master of Science in agricultural economics from the same school.
== References ==	
Category:Commodity Markets Council - Former Employees
Category:MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity Speaker
Category:Industry Association Officials
Gregor Pottmeyer

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Gregor Pottmeyer is a finance and exchange executive who serves as a member of Deutsche Boerse 
Group's executive board and as chief financial officer. He has been on the board since 2009.
Media stories in August of 2017 listed Pottmeyer as a leading candidate to be named CEO to replace Carsten Kengeter. Pottmeyer was to lose his job as CFO should the now-failed proposed merger with the London Stock Exchange Group have gone through. LSE CFO David Warren was expected to get the combined entity CFO role.
The exchange extended his contract until 2022 in the wake of the failed merger with LSE in early 2017. 
== Background ==
Pottmeyer, born in 1962, spent his whole career prior to joining Deutsche Boerse in varying finance roles in the automotive industry, working for DaimlerChrysler Bank and Mercedes Benz Bank most recently. He joined Mercedes Benz in 1987. At Mercedes Benz, Pottmeyer helped convert the car company's financing arm into a full bank.
== Education ==
Pottmeyer has a graduate degree in business administration studies from Saarland University.
== References ==	
Category:Deutsche Boerse
Category:Exchange Executives
Category:Chief Financial Officers
Gregory C. Prusik

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Gregory C. Prusik is a retired regulator and part-time consultant.
He was the vice president of registration at the National Futures Association from 1996 to 2014.
== Background ==
Before joining the NFA, Prusik was a market-maker on the [CBOE]]. He was also a floor trader on the MidAmerica Commodity Exchange. He also served as a supervisor of surveillance and investigations with the Chicago Board of Trade.
== Education ==
*Northwestern University, MBA, Finance, Marketing, 1972 – 1974
*University of Illinois at Chicago, BA, Sociology, 1969 – 1972
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:National Futures Association (NFA)
Category:National Futures Association - Former Employees
Gregory C. Voetsch

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Gregory C. Voetsch is an executive vice-president and head of global equities for the Knight Capital Group. He has been with the company since September 2002.
== Background ==
Prior to joining the Knight Capital Group, Voetsch was a managing director and head of Nasdaq sales trading at Salomon Smith Barney, Inc. since 1997. He was also co-head of U.S. sales trading from 1999 to 2001. He also spent ten years at Jefferies & Co. as an equities sales trader.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Gregory G. Konsor

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Gregory C. Konsor is a vice president of Gavilon Group, LLC in Omaha, NE.
Konsor is a director of the National Grain and Feed Association and member of the board of directors for Pacificor, LLC. He serves as president of Underwood Performing Arts in Iowa.
== Background ==
He previously was with of ConAgra Foods and served as a member of the board of directors of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.
Konsor has also worked for Continental Grain.
== Education ==
Konson holds a bachelor of science degree in agricultural economics from North Dakota State University in Fargo.
==Registration Information==
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== References ==	
Category:MGEX - Former Board Members
Category:MGEX
Category:Bios - Board Members
Gregory G. Mocek

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Gregory G. Mocek is a lawyer in Washington, DC with the firm of Allen & Overy LLP.
Previously he was with Cadawalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP in their energy and commodities group. Previously Mocek was partner in the Washington, DC office of McDermott Will & Emery, an international law firm with 1100 lawyers. 
Before going into private practice with McDermott, Will & Emery, Mocek was director of enforcement for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) from March of 2002 until 2008. 
 
== Background ==
The CFTC had announced in July of 2008 that Mocek would leave the CFTC within 60 days to join as a partner in the energy and derivatives markets practice group at the private law office of McDermott Will & Emery. 
During the course of his career at the CFTC, Mocek managed more than 150 attorneys and investigators and the CFTC's investigations and enforcement litigation nationwide.
Mocek's division focused mainly on major frauds and manipulation cases and filed hundreds of new cases in federal courts around the country. The division was involved with uncovering trading misconduct in the energy markets. The division's actions resulted in the assessment of penalties, restitution and disgorgement of more than $2.1 billion. After creating the CFTC Office of Cooperative Enforcement Mocek played a key role in the CFTC’s efforts to assist in related criminal prosecutions by domestic and international law enforcement bodies. 
He is a native of Lafayette, Louisiana.
== Education ==
Mocek holds a bachelor of science in finance from the University of Louisiana, a J.D. from Tulane University and an LLM from the Morin Center for Banking Law Studies at Boston University.
== Published Works ==
*A New Era Of Regulation Has Already Begun, by Gregory Mocek & Athena Velie
== References ==	
Category:Lawyers
Category:McDermott Will & Emery
Gregory J. Maynard

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Greg Maynard is a system and product strategy officer. He formerly worke for the ISE. He left ISE in 2013.
== Background ==
From 1983 to 1999, Maynard was with the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), most recently as a business analyst responsible for member firms’ connectivity to the trading system, acting as the primary facilitator between the members, system developers and ASX management. 
In previous positions at ASX, Maynard was responsible for the functionality and maintenance of the OM CLICK trading system. From 1980 to 1983, he was with Telecom Australia, where he was responsible for support and maintenance of mainframe-based operating system software. 
== Education ==
A graduate of Monash University in Melbourne, Mr. Maynard holds a B.S. degree in Computer Science.
== References ==	
Category:Australian Stock Exchange
Category:International Securities Exchange - Former Employees
Gregory J. Zadell

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Greg Zadell is a salesman with QT Information Systems, a Chicago-based quote and information service. Previously, he was an account executive and futures brokerwith the Linn Group, a Chicago based futures commission merchant. Zadell had been a broker since 1980.
== Education ==
He attended Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, IL.
== References ==
Category:Futures Brokers
Category:Linn Group
Gregory Meyer

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Gregory Meyer is a New York-based journalist and editor for the Financial Times. He is currently the FT's US consumer editor. He previously served as deputy US news editor, but had spent a couple of years as a natural resources correspondent and nine and a half years as an energy and commodities markets reporter.
Before joining the FT, he was an energy reporter for Dow Jones Newswires, focusing on coverage of the energy markets and exchanges including NYMEX and Intercontinental Exchange. He is also published in Barron's.
== Background ==
Meyer was a business reporter with Crain's Chicago Business from 2005 to 2007. Prior to that, from 2002 to 2004, he was a metro reporter with the Chicago Tribune.
== Education ==
Meyer holds a bachelor of arts degree in history from Oberlin College and a masters of international affairs & master of science (journalism) from Columbia University in the City of New York.
Degree NameMaster of International Affairs & Master of Science (Journalism).
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Dow Jones - Former Employees
Category:Crain's Chicago Business - Former Employees
Category:Chicago Tribune - Former Employees
Gregory R. Page

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Gregory R. Page is executive chairman and former CEO of Cargill, where he has worked since 1974. He was previously Cargill’s president and chief operating officer, since 2000. Before that, he was EVP Financial Markets and Meat Group, beginning in 1999. He is a member of the board of Cargill as well as of Eaton Corporation. 
Page was named Chair of the Board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America on February 9, 2009. He joined Big Brothers Big Sisters of America's board in February 2005, having served as chair of the governance and audit committees. Before that, he was chair of the board of the organization's agency in the Twin Cities. He has been a "big brother" to two children. 
== Background ==
Page joined Cargill in 1974 as a trainee. He worked in the company’s U.S. animal nutrition business before transferring to Singapore in 1985 to run the animal nutrition operations in Asia. He returned to the United States in 1992. He began running Cargill’s North American and Australian beef and pork operations in 1995.
He was made president of the company's North American beef operations in 1994 and was appointed Cargill's president and chief operating officer on 2000, and replaced the outgoing chief executive Warren R. Staley in June of 2007.
He was replaced as CEO in December 2013 by then-president and COO David W. MacLennan. Page then became Cargill's executive chairman.
== Education ==
Page received a BA in Economics from the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks.
== References ==
Gregory S. Gulotta

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Greg Gulotta is a financial services professional. He is a credit risk analyst with ADMIS.
 
== Background ==
Gulotta began his career with Lind-Waldock in the Trade Center in 1985. In 1990, he was promoted to operations manager, a position he held until 1998, when he left the firm. In 2000, he rejoined Lind-Waldock as senior operations manager 
He also worked for Refco, MF Global and Straits Financial.
== Registration Information==
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== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Lind-Waldock - Former Employees
Category:Refco - Former Employees
Category:MF Global - Former Employees
Gregory W. DePetris

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Gregory W. DePetris is the co-founder and chief strategic officer of Quadriserv, Inc. He was one of the youngest certificated members ever admitted to the National Futures Association (NFA).
He is responsible for the overall strategic direction of the company, and has served as the chief liaison between the company and federal regulators, financial exchanges, institutional clients and the academic community, in addition to having played a role in the company’s successful equity and debt financings from institutions such as Merrill Lynch, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Renaissance Technologies.
He is an advisor to a number of early stage companies and investment firms, currently serves on the boards of ExchangeLab, Inc. and PDQ Enterprises, LLC, and is a frequent speaker on capital markets issues.
== Background ==
DePetris began his career as a commodities floor broker and proprietary trader. He co-founded Intrade and PDQ ATS as well as Binary Event Network, Inc.
He is also the co-founder of ExchangeLab, where he worked in the year 2002.
== Education ==
DePetris received a degree in English from Fordham University, which he attended from 1992 to 1996.
== Resources ==
*LinkedIn Profile
== References ==