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Joe Corona

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Joe Corona is a veteran trader, industry strategist and software and brokerage executive who is the chief strategy officer of Matrix Executions, an agency broker on all US options, equities, and futures exchanges.
Before joining Matrix Executions, Corona was director of strategic planning and product strategy for ConvergEx Options Trading and Technology, formerly known as LiquidPoint. 
== Background ==
Corona has experience as a trader in both listed and over-the-counter derivatives markets. He has traded in the U.S., Europe and Asia. He is the co-author of two books on options trading; Option Spread Strategies, and Option Strategies for Directionless Markets. Corona is a longtime business associate and collaborator with Anthony Saliba.
He is registered with FINRA and holds Series 7, 24 and 63 registrations. 
Corona partnered with fellow trader Bruce Lawrence to create a trading group they later named "Meltdown Trading" after the 1987 stock market crash nearly bankrupted the trading group. Corona and Lawrence had a group of options traders in Chicago in the financial and agricultural markets. They also hired some off-the-floor traders in 1989, one of whom was John Lothian.
Meltdown Trading was backed by LIT America, which eventually reorganized and then shutdown the group after losses accumulated after the 1989-90 FBI investigation into the market cause volatility to drop and the group was impacted by some traders who bought long time-frame call options in the soybean market.
== Education ==
Corona is a graduate of Northwestern University in Evanston, IL, where he was a member of the football team.
== Videos ==
Corona was interviewed at the 2022 Options Conference in San Antonio, Texas for the JLN Industry Leader video series. 
Corona was interviewed for the Open Outcry Traders History Project in a two part interview.
== References ==
Joe Cusick

Joe Cusick is the director of institutional education and business development for the Options Industry Council. In this role, Cusick is responsible for developing and executing OIC’s business development strategy for the U.S. institutional market.
== Background ==
Before joining OIC, Cusick was the vice president of wealth and asset management at MoneyBlock, an independent broker dealer, and TradingBlock, a registered investment advisory firm. He led the development of MoneyBlock's wealth-management platform and provided strategic leadership in marketing and business development initiatives. Prior to that, Cusick was the senior vice president of education at optionsXpress, where he created and implemented education and media programs to help investors and financial advisors incorporate options as an equity portfolio management tool. 
Before Charles Schwab's acquisition of optionsXpress, Cusick helped to launch the firm's brokersXpress subsidiary, developing several risk-sensitive equity allocation and tactical derivative programs. Cusick also has served as a frequent contributor to various media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Barron’s, CNBC, BNN and Bloomberg. He began his career as a floor trader in the index and equity trading pits at the Cboe.
== Education ==
Cusick received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and English from Marquette University. He also holds his Series 7, 4, 63 and 66 licenses.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:optionsXpress
Category:optionsXpress
Joe Gits

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Joe Gits is a data professional who is the co-founder and CEO at Context Analytics (formerly Social Market Analytics, Inc.) 
== Background ==
Gits worked for Quantitative Analytics, Inc. before it was acquired by Thomson Reuters in 2007. He remained with the company as executive vice president until 2012 when he co-founded Social Market Analytics, Inc.
== Education ==
Gits received his Bachelor's Degree in finance from the University of Iowa. He furthered his education at Depaul University, where he received an MBA in finance from the Charles H. Kellstadt Graduate School of Business.
== Video Interviews == 
Joe Gits discusses how to make money in the stock market using social media. By reviewing the top 20 companies being discussed on twitter along with the bottom 20, predictions can be made as to which stock prices will increase and decrease. 
#Making Money in Social Media: Interview at Fox Business
==MarketsWiki Education==
Gits participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in New York at Nasdaq in July of 2017.
== References ==	
Category: Bios - Executives
Category: Social Market Analytics, Inc.
Category:MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity Speaker 
Category:Quantitative Analytics, Inc.
Category:Thomson Reuters - Former Employees
Joe Kinahan

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Joe Kinahan, commonly known as JJ, is a seasoned trading veteran with over 30 years of experience in the financial markets. He is currently the CEO of IG North America, which encompasses tastytrade, tastylive, and the IG FX business. His role involves scaling these businesses by leveraging unique technology and content offerings to improve the trading experience and provide engaging educational content for users.
==Background==
=== Early Career ===
JJ Kinahan began his career in 1985 as a market maker at the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), focusing on the S&P 100 (OEX) and S&P 500 (SPX) pits. He worked independently and held positions with ING Bank and Van Der Moolen, where he served as the managing director of option trading. His licenses include the 3, 4, 7, 24 and 66.
=== Professional Journey ===
In 2006, Kinahan joined thinkorswim Group, which was subsequently acquired by TD Ameritrade. He led the Educational Events Team and, in 2009, became the managing director of active trader services. His responsibilities expanded after Charles Schwab's acquisition of TD Ameritrade, where he oversaw all trading platforms. 
In April 2022, Kinahan was appointed as vice president and chief market strategist at tastytrade, where he played a crucial role in implementing product and expansion strategies. By July 2022, he had assumed the role of CEO at IG North America.
=== Media and Contributions ===
Kinahan is a frequent guest on CNBC and a senior contributor to Forbes, where he shares insights into market trends and investment strategies. He is also a member of several industry committees, including the CBOE Advisory Board, the SIFMA Options Committee and the board of Clearlist.
JJ Kinahan of IG North America Discusses Options Trading and Regulatory Changes - John Lothian News
==== Involvement in Education ====
Kinahan has been actively involved in educational initiatives, participating in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series. He is known for his engaging speaking style and his ability to make complex financial concepts accessible to a broad audience.
== Education ==
Kinahan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Finance from Aurora University, obtained in 1986, and a Master of Arts in Financial Markets and Trading from the Illinois Institute of Technology, completed in 1996.
== Personal Philosophy ==
Kinahan emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive reputation in the closely-knit financial industry. He believes in making work enjoyable and has maintained professional relationships with individuals he met early in his career.
===Video===
The self-made story of JJ Kinahan - tastylive YouTube
== References ==	
Category:American Business Executives
Category:American Financial Analysts
Category:Chicago Board Options Exchange
Category:TD Ameritrade
Category:Illinois Institute of Technology Alumni
Category:Aurora University Alumni
Category:Chief Executive Officers
Category:Options Traders
Joe Levin

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Joe Levin was the vice president of research and product development at the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE). He started at the CBOE in the 1980s and led the development of a long list of index products and benchmarks, including the VIX. He died in August of 2018. 
Levin received the William F. Sharpe Indexing Lifetime Achievement Award in December of 2008 for his work in creating revolutionary products in the listed options markets.
== Background ==
At CBOE Levin oversaw the development of many industry "firsts," including the first security index options, OEX and SPX; the first measure of market volatility (CBOE Volatility Index - VIX); the first options strategy-based index (CBOE S&P 500 Buy-Write Index - BXM); and the first tradable volatility products (VIX futures and options). 
Levin developed the concept of a benchmark market volatility index derived from options prices in 1993. He commissioned Professor Robert Whaley, then at Duke University, and worked closely with him to develop a formula that measured the implied volatility of the U.S. equities market by measuring the prices of certain options on the S&P 100 Index. This led to the launch of the benchmark VIX, the first ever market volatility index.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:CBOE - Former Employees
Category:CBOE
Joe Mansueto

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Joe Mansueto is the chief executive officer of Morningstar, which he founded in 1984 as a publication meant to offer investors a faster alternative to digging through individual investment fund prospectuses. He owns a 55 percent stake in the publicly traded firm. 
He also owns Inc. and Fast Company magazines, and is an investor in Wrapports, which owns the Chicago Sun-Times. In 2008 he and his wife donated $25 million to the University of Chicago, which went toward the creation of a glass-domed library in their name.
Mansueto was #307 in the Forbes 400 list in 2015.
== Background ==
== Education ==
Mansueto received a Bachelor of Arts/Science from the University of Chicago and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
== References ==
Joe Moglia

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Joe Moglia is an American businessman and football coach who is also the chairman and former CEO of TD Ameritrade. He was appointed to the role of chairman on Oct. 1, 2008.
Under Moglia's leadership, TD Ameritrade's market capitalization grew from $700 million in 2001 to more than $12 billion. He was aggressive in leading the company's acquisition strategy, doing nine deals in his seven-year tenure, the two largest being Datek Online Holdings in 2002 and TD Waterhouse Group, Inc. in 2006. 
He is the current head football coach of the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers.
== Background ==
Moglia was defensive coordinator at Dartmouth College for three years. When he found himself struggling financially he began a second career on Wall Street in 1983 by entering the MBA Training Program at Merrill Lynch as the only non-MBA trainee.
By 1988, he had become Merrill Lynch's top producer in the world. He spent 17 years at Merrill Lynch before becoming the CEO of TD Ameritrade in 2001.
He stepped down as CEO in 2008 to return to coaching, but remained chairman of TD Ameritrade.
== Education ==
== References ==
Joe Nackashi

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Joe Nackashi serves as the vice chair of ICE Mortgage Technology, a digital mortgage technology platform that stands as a wholly owned subsidiary of Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (ICE).
Nackaski also serves on the the Davis College of Business & Technology executive advisory board. 
== Background ==
Before ICE's acquisition of Black Knight in September 2023, Nackashi held the position of CEO at Black Knight, Inc., a distinguished provider of integrated software, data, and analytics catering to various sectors including mortgage and consumer loans, real estate, and capital markets. Nackashi replaced Anthony Jabbour as Black Knight CEO in 2022.
Preceding his role as CEO, Nackashi served as president of Black Knight, Inc., and also led the company's servicing technologies team in the capacity of president. Prior to his tenure at Black Knight, Nackashi occupied several leadership positions at Lender Processing Services (LPS), including executive vice president and chief information officer.
Before joining Lender Processing Services (LPS), Nackashi held the role of senior vice president and chief technology officer at FIS, a prominent global provider specializing in banking and payments technologies. Nackashi has been associated with predecessor companies of both LPS and FIS since 1986.
He has served on the board of advisors for the Center for Supply Chain Management at the University of Florida’s Warrington College of Business Administration. Nackaski was also elected to the IT Florida Board, which furthers the development of the information technology profession and professionals in Florida.
He serves on the board of directors of STEMHub2. Nackashi serves on the board of directors of JAXChamber, the chamber of commerce for Jacksonville, Florida. In 2021, Nackashi served on the board of Catholic Charities in Jacksonville, FL.
== Education ==
Nackashi earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration from Belmont Abbey College and earned a Master of Business Administration from Jacksonville University. Nackashi's wife, two daughters and son also graduated from Jacksonville University. Additionally, Black Knight was a major employer of Jacksonville University students and alumni, totally nearly 100.
== References ==	
Category:Black Knight, Inc. - Former Employees
Joe Reilly

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Joe Reilly is Director, SwapClear for LCH.Clearnet. He was appointed to that position on April 6, 2009. He joined the company from Barclays Capital where he held a number of roles, including derivatives architecture director and global head of derivative operations. 
== Background ==
Reilly has represented Barclays Capital as an executive board director for OTCDerivNet, the SwapClear advisory group, since 2001.
== Education ==
== References ==
Joe Ricketts

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John Joseph "Joe" Ricketts is an American businessman who is the founder, former CEO and former chairman of TD Ameritrade, as well as one of the owners of the Chicago Cubs baseball team. He was CEO of Ameritrade Holding Corp. from 1982 to 2001 and chairman from 1982 to 2008. 
He is also the founder of High Plains Bison, which supplies the bison burgers served at Wrigley Field, and DNAinfo.com, an online neighborhood news source for New York and Chicago.
He shut DNAinfo.com down in November 2017 a week after the New York newsroom voted to unionize.
== Background ==
Ricketts started out in his professional career as an investment advisor with Ricketts & Co. He later became a registered representative with Dean Witter, and then a branch manager at Dun & Bradstreet. In 1975, the year that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission deregulated broker commissions, he co-founded First Omaha Securities, a retail securities discount brokerage firm in Omaha, Nebraska. 
Ricketts founded TD Ameritrade when he merged his discount stock brokerage with a small online trading firm 1995, naming it Ameritrade soon after. He stopped a $6 billion takeover bid for the company by its rival E-Trade in 2005 and acquired TD Waterhouse for $1.7 billion a few months later.
His family purchased 95 percent of the Chicago Cubs and Wrigley Field in 2009.
== Education ==
Ricketts graduated from Creighton University with a B.A. in economics in 1968.
== References ==
Joe Rosen

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Joe Rosen is president of RKA Inc. In the course of his career, his jobs have included exchange executive, adviser, CIO, quant, as well as developer and marketer of electronic trading systems. 
He also serves as adjunct professor of management at Polytechnic University, where he teaches a course on management of technology and innovation in financial services [MOTIFS]. 
He is an author, and his most recent book is The Handbook of Electronic Trading.
He served in a combat infantry brigade of the IDF between 1974 and 1976. 
== Background ==
He was previously managing director, trading technology and head of technology marketing at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), where he developed and executed an initiative to promote NYSE’s trading technology products, including a marketing campaign for the Hybrid Market initiative targeted at major sources of order flow and connectivity.
Previously, he was a partner at a financial technology consultancy, where he served as a strategic IT advisor, and built/deployed bespoke trading systems for international financial institutions.
Prior to this, he was the founding chief information officer and director of quantitative research for Dubin & Swieca Capital Management and Highbridge Capital, and a senior IT manager at Nomura Securities. Before this he was a managing consultant and developer at TCAM Systems, where he developed one of the first electronic trading systems with automatic execution capabilities.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Bios - Educators
Category:RKA Inc.
Category:Authors
Joe Victor

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Joe Victor is a business development specialist for MGEX. 
He came to MGEX in September of 2010. Victor has over 30 years of experience in the Agriculture industry.
== Background ==
Victor earned his Master of Arts Degree in Agriculture Education/Nutrition, with his Bachelor of Science majors in Production Agriculture, Agriculture Business and Ag Education from Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Kentucky. His Associates in Applied Science Degree was earned from Cobleskill Ag and Tech, Cobleskill, New York, with a major in Dairy Science. 
	
Victor grew up on a dairy farm in south-central New York. In 1980 he joined McHenry County College in Crystal Lake, IL. He worked as a full time Agriculture Instructor, teaching a variety of agribusiness and production agriculture classes. In 1984 he was promoted to Department Head of Agriculture/Horticulture. His duties were overall administration of the Production Agriculture, Agriculture Business and Horticulture programs, as well as, teaching agriculture classes. He was also responsible for all campus field crop research.
From 1987 to 1991 Victor was employed by a large regional country grain elevator. His main responsibilities at the home headquarters included grain merchandizing as well as serving as the companies livestock nutritionist. Victor also played a key role in developing a rail grain buying business out of Wisconsin, which was an immediate success.
In 1991, Victor became Director of Marketing with Allendale, Inc. In 1996 he was promoted to vice president of Marketing. His primary responsibility was to oversee the daily output of the Allendale Advisory Report and Allendale Advanced Charts and create new growth for Allendale’s services. 
In 2008 Victor was promoted to Vice President/Allendale where his duties include writing articles, special reports, research and networking with information sources throughout North America, some of which are on electronic services and the Internet. Victor is also responsible for monitoring cash grain activity and cash grain opportunities, booking and organizing all speaking engagements, seminars and radio/television appearances. Victor was known as the voice of Allendale, as a result of his wide array of radio, TV and public speaking engagements.
In 2010 Victor became business development specialist at MGEX. His duties include organizing and conducting a wide array of educational and promotional events to promote the services of the Exchange, and educating the broad constituency on the benefits of using the hedging process to conduct transactions. Victor is also responsible for analyzing market opportunities for new contracts and new business services; responsible for MGEX research including trading tools and information geared to various market participants; and he assists with planning and executing long-range strategies as well as representing MGEX and actively participating at events and conferences with key trade and market organizations, including presentations and keynote addresses.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:MGEX
Category:Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Joe Weber

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Joseph Weber is an associate professor at the University of Nebraska. 
Weber was previously domestic chief of correspondents for BusinessWeek and was based in Chicago. Previously, he was bureau chief in Chicago. Weber joined the magazine in 1987 as a correspondent in Dallas.
== Background ==
While Chicago bureau chief, he managed the Chicago reporting staff. He also later had a hand in the editorial operations of BusinessWeek Chicago, a short-lived monthly edition of Business Week focused on the Chicago area. Michael Arndt served as BusinessWeek Chicago editor and continues to work as a senior correspondent for BusinessWeek in the wake of BusinessWeek Chicago's run.
In addition to working with BusinessWeek's operations in Chicago and Dallas, Weber served in the publications Philadelphia and Toronto bureaus.
He was Philadelphia bureau manager from January of 1988 until August of 1997. He subsequently managed Business Week's Canadian coverage from Toronto until December of 1999. 
In the course of his career Weber has received journalism awards including an Excellence in Financial Journalism Award from the New York State Society of CPAs, two Peter Lisagor Awards from the Headline Club of Chicago and a Distinguished Editorial Achievement Award from McGraw-Hill. 
== Education ==
Weber is a graduate of Rutgers University and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. 
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Business Week - Former Employees
Category:Business Week
Joel Blom

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Joel Blom is an independent financial services professional. Previously, he was the COO of Chicago-based Thinkorswim, which he joined in 1999. 
He helped handpick Thinkorswim's staff and build the startup's customer base. 
== Background ==
Blom is a former senior executive at IBM Corp. and the National Australia Bank Group. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Joel Mandelbaum

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Joel Mandelbaum is CEO of Wall Street Systems. Mandelbaum joined Wall Street Systems as chief executive officer, having worked in the capacity of advisor and co-investor during the acquisition of Wall Street Systems by US private equity house Warburg Pincus in January 2006.
== Background ==
Before taking on this role, Mandelbaum was chief executive officer and principal of Financial Sciences, a software company that specializes in enterprise-wide treasury, custody and direct issuance of commercial paper. 
Previously, Mandelbaum held the position of president at Thomson Market Information Services, running eight companies across a number of business lines, including securities pricing, asset-backed securities, municipal bonds, trading and electronic publishing. During that time, he had merger and acquisitions responsibilities for Thomson Corporation, an $8 billion electronic publishing company.
 
Earlier in his career, Mandelbaum worked at Lehman Brothers as a vice president in investment banking, specializing in public finance, new product development and special situations. 
He also at one point acted as chief operating officer and principal of Dalcomp Inc., a provider of financial telecommunications software and floating-rate trading software. Mandelbaum owned a 12.010559% interest in Dalcomp, Inc., a New Jersey electing S corporation for tax year 1995. On Jan. 30, 1995, when he and all other shareholders of Dalcomp entered into an agreement to sell their corporate stock to Thompson Municipal Services, Mandelbaum's share of the proceeds of the transaction was $6 million.
Mandelbaum is an active Telemark skier, cyclist and swimmer.
== Education ==
Joel has a BSc from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives