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George Hender

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George S. Hender is an options industry professional. Previously, he was vice chairman of The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC) and is a former president of the Options Industry Council (OIC). 
== Background ==
In addition to his roles with OCC and OIC, Hender served as president of the International Options Clearing Association (IOCA) and was a member of the executive committee of the International Options Markets Association (IOMA). 
In other roles relating to market security, Hender was chairman of the Financial Services Sector Coordinating Council (FSSCC), the private-sector organization that coordinates homeland security issues with the federal financial regulators. He formerly was vice chairman of the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS/ISAC) and currently is an advisor to FS/ISAC’s board of directors. FS/ISAC gathers and distributes critical cyber space and homeland security information to the financial services firms.
Hender is a past chairman of CCP12, the International Organization of Central Counterparties, and past vice chairman of the board of directors executive committee of ChicagoFIRST, a nonprofit association dedicated to addressing homeland security issues affecting financial institutions. 
Formerly, Hender was executive vice president and director of BancAmerica Options, Inc., and Tague Securities Corporation. He has been a member of the board of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, The Options Clearing Corporation, and the Stock Clearing Corporation of Philadelphia. 
== Education ==
Hender is a graduate of the Washington College of Law and is a member of the Pennsylvania and American Bar Associations. He is admitted to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and the Supreme Court of the United States of America.
== References ==
Category:Industry Association Officials
Category:Bios - Options Association
Category:Bios - Clearing Association
Category:Bios - Market Security
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:OCC
George Kleinman

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George Kleinman is the president and CEO of Commodity Resource Corp. (CRC), a commodity brokerage and advisory service. He is also the author of 5 books on commodity futures trading.
 
== Background ==
George Kleinman has traded futures and commodities since 1978 on behalf of individuals and commercial clients. 
He started his career with Merrill Lynch Commodities. He founded CRC in 1983 and was based on the floor of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange. He later served on the board of directors of the MGEX and was also a member of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
== Education ==
Kleinman is a graduate of The Ohio State University, with a masters in business administration from Hofstra University. 
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Futures Brokers
Category:Commodity Resource Corporation
George M. Bollenbacher

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George Bollenbacher is a consultant specializing in project management in the regulatory reform space. He spent 20 years as a fixed income trader, 10 years in technology with IBM and Unisys, and the last 15 in project management. He has written books on government securities and banking and has had articles on the Dodd-Frank Act appear in American Banker, TABB Group's Tabb Forum, and MarketsReformWiki. 
== Background ==
Bollenbacher spent 18 years on Wall Street, as a fixed income trader, salesman and manager at several firms including Chase Manhattan, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, Paine Webber, and Oppenheimer & Co. In 1997 he opened a private consulting practice, George M. Bollenbacher & Co., specializing in business analysis and regulatory consulting. Past clients include TIAA-CREF, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Charles Schwab, Goldman Sachs, and Lehman Brothers.
== Education ==
Bollenbacher earned a BA in economics from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign in 1966. He also attended the graduate study program at London School of Economics from 1966-1967.
==Publications==
Bollenbacher has written two books, The Professional's Guide to the U.S. Government Securities Markets: Treasuries, Agencies, Mortgage-Backed Instruments, and The New Business of Banking, first and second edition. He has also written several featured commentaries for MarketsReformWiki, including:
*Getting Serious About the Volcker Rule, February 17, 2012
*Going to the MAT with the CFTC, January 30, 2012
*Mining the Volcker Rule Hearing for Nuggets, January 18, 2012
==George Bollenbacher of Kinetix Trading Solutions & Kim Olson of Deloitte & Touche Discuss the Volcker Rule==
Section 619 of the Dodd-Frank Act, the so-called "Volcker Rule,” would prohibit banking entities from engaging in proprietary trading of and limit the ownership or sponsorship of hedge funds and other private funds, subject to certain narrow exceptions. The statutory effective date is July 21, 2012, followed by a two-year conformance period. There has been much discussion recently on the potential impact of the Volcker Rule and the timing of the statutory effective date. George Bollenbacher of Kinetix Trading Solutions and Deloitte & Touche’s Kim Olson discussed the regulatory response to the 17,000 Volcker Rule comment letters, the key challenges associated with the Volcker Rule, and how banks are preparing for the rule’s implementation. Published April 12, 2012.
== References ==
George M. How

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George M. How was a member of the Chicago Board of Trade and served as its president in 1874.
== Background ==
After the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, on a motion from David H. Lincoln to the CBOT director, How was appointed to a committee of nine to establish a price basis for formal settlements. Other members of the committee were Ira Y. Munn, A. B. Hitchcock, A. M. Wright, George Walker, Wiley M. Egan, J. H. Dole, J. L. Hancock and S. H. McCrea. The committee's work was difficult, as the fire destroyed all traces of records of many transactions, some of which could not even be remembered. 
In 1872, How was delegate to the meeting of the National Board of Trade held in New York on October 15. The other Chicago delegates were A. M. Wright, who was elected one of the vice presidents, Samuel H. McCrea, Asa Dow, A. Murison and N. K. Fairbank.
 
In 1874 at the annual meeting of the Chicago Board of Trade in April, How was elected president, after having been a leading spirit on the board. Other officers and directors elected were Howard Priestley, first vice-president, and John R. Bensley was elected second vice-president. The new directors were William Dickinson, J. B. Hobbs, A. S. Burt, S. D. Foss and Alexander Geddes.
Also in 1874, President President Rutherford B. Hayes paid a visit to the exchange on September 13 and was waited on and escorted by a committee of ex-presidents consisting of How, George Armour, Charles E. Culver, John L. Hancock, Hiram Wheeler, Wiley M. Egan and Josiah W. Preston.
In 1890, How was a delegate to the meeting of the National Board of Trade and elected as a vice president. He would preside over some of the meeting as its chair.
How was the president of the Chicago Grain Receivers' Association, which worked to establish industry standards, promote fair trade practices, and advocate for the interests of its members in dealings with regulatory bodies and other stakeholders. Other officers of the organization were George H. Sidwell, vice-president; A. M. Henderson, treasurer; H. H. Carr, secretary.
How was appointed to a committee of seven by George Armour on behalf of the Merchants Committee of Action, which adopted the following resolution, "Resolved, That a committee of seven be appointed by the Chair, whose duty it shall be to raise the necessary funds and to make the necessary arrangements to detect and prosecute every person guilty of illegal voting on election-day, and every officer of election who shall be guilty of a violation of the law." Others appointed to the committee included William Aldrich, Richard T. Crane, Abijah Keith, Jesse Spalding, Samuel Bliss and W.M. Egan.
== References ==	
Category:Deceased
Category:CBOT Members
Category:Former CBOT Officials
Category:Presidents of the Chicago Board of Trade
George Macdonald

Appointed in July 2000, George Macdonald is chief executive officer of ICAP London, Europe and Asia Pacific.
 
== Background ==
Prior to becoming chief executive officer, he held the positions as chief executive of the Asia Pacific region (excluding Japan) and executive chairman of Australia. He previously had held the position of joint managing director, Tullett & Tokyo Australia, a company he established as a partner in 1982. 
Previously, he held senior management positions with Butler Till Ltd in London and with Guy Butler International in London and Sydney. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:ICAP Executives
George Martin

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George Martin is a trade support specialist at Cheevers & Company, which he joined in 2008. He serves as a director of the Security Traders Association of Chicago (STAC). He maintains his Series 7 and Series 99 registrations with FINRA. 
He was given the 2013 Presidents Award at the STAC Annual Meeting and Members Only Dinner held November 14, 2013 at TheWit in Chicago. The President's Award is given to the member who has had the most impact on the success of the organization in the past year. 
== Background ==
Martin began his career in 1977 as a runner for Merrill Lynch on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. He soon became floor manager and was promoted to senior trader at the Midwest Stock Exchange. After leaving Merrill Lynch, he spent 11 years managing the trading desk at G.A. Davies & Company. He also served in senior trading roles with Melvin Securities, GVR Company, Chicago Securities/ATD, and most recently with BOE Securities, Inc.
== MarketsWiki Education Video January 2015 ==
George Martin, Cheevers & Co. – Keeping The Human Element 
George Martin, trade support specialist at Cheevers & Co., discusses the importance of human interaction in the financial industry. Despite the fact that technology has moved a majority of trading activity from open outcry pits to digital screens, Martin stresses how human interaction is still a key element in the industry.
He also gives a brief background of his own trading career, and recalls the state of the financial industry before the technology boom. Giving an example from his own office, Martin tells the audience how he receives instant messages from someone a few feet away from him, when instead he would prefer them to get up and ask him the question. While Martin is not completely against technology, he believes that there is a balance that must be found between spending time in front of a screen and spending time in front of another human.
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George Milling-Stanley

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George Milling-Stanley joined the World Gold Council in 1996. He is responsible for all programs involving central banks, governments, and regulatory agencies. Before taking over that role, he was a member of the team that developed Street Tracks Gold Shares (now renamed SPDR Gold Shares), launching the Gold Exchange Traded Fund on the New York Stock Exchange in November 2004.
== Background ==
Before joining the Council in 1996, Milling-Stanley worked for six years on the precious metals trading desk of Lehman Brothers, the New York investment bank. His responsibilities included the development of customer business and the firm's research and analysis of the metals markets.
Previously he worked for Consolidated Gold Fields in London, which was at that time the second largest gold mining group in the world. As chief precious metals analyst, he provided gold market intelligence for the whole group. His duties included researching and writing the company's authoritative annual survey of the world gold industry.
Mr. Milling-Stanley's early career was spent as a journalist, including 10 years with the Financial Times in London, where he wrote about the international mining industry.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:World Gold Council
Category:World Gold Council Executives
George Möller

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George Möller is the chairman of the supervisory board of the Netherlands Authority for Financial Markets.
He is also chairman of the board at Stichting (foundation) Verenigd Bezit and chairman of the board of trustee's at Leiden University Medical Center.
Additionally, he is a member of the board and chairman of market oversight committee at NasdaqDubai.
== Background ==
Before becoming chairman of the Authority for Financial Markets, Möller was CEO of the Robeco Groep. Additionally, he was previously a member of the Managing Board and COO of Euronext.
== Education ==
Möller has a degree in economics from the University of Groningen.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Regulators
Category:Regulators
Category:Netherlands Authority for Financial Markets
George Osborne

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George Osborne served as chancellor of the Exchequer of England from 2010 to 2016 and as first secretary of state from 2015 to 2016 in the David Cameron government.
== Background ==
He was appointed shadow Chancellor in May 2005.
== Education ==
Osborne attended St Paul's School, London and went on to Magdalen College, Oxford, where he took a 2:1 in modern history and become joint editor of Isis, the university magazine.
== References ==
George Papaconstantinou

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George Papaconstantinou is the finance minister for Greece. He was appointed to the position in October of 2009 after the national elections.
== Background ==
He worked for 10 years (1988-1998) as a senior economist at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in Paris. 
In 1998, he was appointed advisor to former Prime Minister Costas Simitis on Information Society issues. Two years later he was appointed Special Secretary for the Information Society at the Ministry of Economy and Finance (2000-2002). Between 2002 and 2004 he served as a member of the Council of Economic Advisors, he was a board member of OTE (Greece's largest telecoms company), and was the Greek representative to the EU Economic Policy Committee (EPC). In 2003 he coordinated the "Lisbon Strategy" for economic and social reforms during the Greek Presidency of the EU.
Between 2004 and 2007, Papaconstantinou served as economic advisor to PASOK's President George Papandreou. He was also a board member of the Institute for Strategic and Development Studies (ISTAME), PASOK's think-tank (2005-2008). In May 2005 he was elected member of the National Council of PASOK.
Between 2003 and 2007, he also taught economics at the Athens University of Economics and Business and advised the European Commission on research and information society issues, participating in various international research projects.
In September 2007, he was elected member of the Greek National Parliament for the Prefecture of Kozani, and was subsequently appointed PASOK's Press Spokesman in March 2008. In the June 2009 elections for the European Parliament, he headed PASOK's list of candidates and was elected MEP. 
== Education ==
He holds a B.Sc. from the London School of Economics, an M.A. from the New York University, and a PhD in economics from the London School of Economics.
== Resources == 
* George Papaconstantinou Stories On Bloomberg
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
George Parr

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George Parr is a futures broker and commodity trading advisor. He is the principal and managing member of Tru Trading LLC, an Introducing Broker in Amarillo, TX and a co-founder of Adamah Capital LLC, a Commodity Trading Advisor.
== Background ==
Previously, Parr was the branch manager for the Amarillo, Texas branch of Introducing Broker The Price Futures Group, Inc.
Before opening the Amarillo, Texas branch of the Price Group, Parr was vice president of operations at its Chicago Board of Trade headquarters. Additionally, he was a vice president of Price Asset Management.
Parr is from Amarillo, Texas. Parr has a family blog on the Vox.com website.
== Education ==
George Parr is graduate of the the University of Texas. He has a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy and American history.
== External Links ==
*www.parr.vox.com
== References ==	
Category:Futures Brokers
Category:Price Futures Group - Former Employees
Category:Price Futures Group
Category:Introducing Brokers
Category:Commodity Trading Advisors
George Putnam

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George Putnam founded Putnam Investments in 1937.At the time he founded Putnam Investments, he was a trustee of the Lowell and Putnam family fortunes.
 
== Background ==
Putnam was the great-great grandson of Justice Samuel Putnam, a Massachusetts jurist who in 1830 wrote the Prudent Man Rule, a legal principle that has guided money managers. "Those with the responsibility to invest money for others should act with prudence, discretion, intelligence and regard for the safety of capital as well as for income." 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Deceased Financiers
George R. Berbeco

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George R. Berbeco is a Commodity Trading Advisor. He is the president of The Devon Group, Inc. based in Weston, MA.
Berbeco is a serial entrepreneur and has founded several companies. Among are Adhesivesmart.com, Charleswater Products, Syon, and Xytest. 
In November of 2014, Berbeco was nominated to serve on the board of directors of the National Futures Association.
== Background ==
He has founded several technical companies, including Adhesivesmart.com, Charleswater Products sold to Armstrong World Industries, Syon sold to ITW, and Xytest. He is also chairman of Bay Colony Development Corporation and is on the Board of Directors of EntrepreneurShares (ENTRX), a mutual fund. 
Berbeco has authored over 20 technical journal publications relating to electronis, ESD control, adhesives and industrial applications of ionizing radiation.
He is the author of fifteen U.S. and foreign patents. 
His past affiliations include being an Overseer of WGBH Public Television; a board member of the New Rep Theatre; chairman of the NE Chapter of the MS Society; and a member of the International Board of Governors-Technion, Haifa, Israel.
== Education ==
Berbeco holds a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering from the MIT, as well as a masters of science from the same school. He was a is a graduate of M.I.T, M.S. and B.S. in Chemical Engineering, a National Merit Scholar, and an Honorary Sigma Xi member.
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George Recchia

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George Recchia is executive vice president and chief operating officer for Rosenthal Collins Group (RCG). he presides over all trading floor operations, 24-hour electronic trading and execution services, back-office clearing and computer operations, telecommunications, exchange-clearing relationships and RCG's physical facilities.
==Background==
Recchia began his career at RCG as a runner for Collins Commodities on the Chicago Board of Trade floor and subsequently held floor manager positions on the Chicago Board of Trade, MidAmerica Commodity Exchange and Chicago Mercantile Exchange. 
He was director of trading floor operations for Collins Commodities in 1986. Recchia directly supervised all administrative, as well as trading floor and clearing operations in Chicago and New York. In 1988, Recchia merged the trading floor and brokerage execution operations of Collins Commodities with Rosenthal & Co., holding the position of director of trading floor operations for the newly formed Rosenthal Collins Group. In 1989, he became a member of the Chicago Board of Trade and was an executing floor broker in soybeans for RCG while continuing to fulfill management commitments. In 1990, he introduced the first RCG electronic order routing network and in 1992, RCG was among the first to interface directly to CME Globex.
==Education==
Recchia earned a Bachelor's degree in Music Theory and Composition from the Chicago Conservatory College in 1975.
== References ==	
Category:Rosenthal Collins Group
George Rohrs III

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George Rohrs III is a principal of Rohrs & Co. LLC. He was appointed a principal in April 2008 and is developing a new trading program for the company. He joined Rohrs & Co. in 2004 as director of management information services. In that capacity, which he continues, he is responsible for information management systems, customer support and service, marketing and web site development. He also works for Beeland Management Co. in customer service.
== Background ==
Before joining Rohrs & Co., Rohrs worked for DePaul University in the Special Events department and directed a local baseball academy in the suburbs of Chicago.
== Education ==
Rohrs is a Dean's List graduate of St. Peter’s College in New Jersey and also holds an Associate Degree in English from Oakton Community College. 
== References ==
George Ruhana

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George Ruhana is CEO of PEAK6 Capital Management.
He was previously the CEO of OptionsHouse, LLC, a subsidiary of Peak6 Investments. 
He joined Peak6 in 1999 as a senior trader and previously was a vice president of exchange trading at NationsBank CRT, with a focus on interest rate options. 
Before that, Ruhana worked at Swiss Bank Corporation for three years in interest rate options. 
== Background ==
== Education ==
He has a bachelor of business administration degree from the University of Michigan and masters in business administration from the University of Chicago.
== References ==
George Russell

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George Russell is an international philanthropist and investment executive who is the grandson of Frank Russell. He joined Frank Russell Company in 1958 and took over as its CEO shortly after his grandfather died. He served as CEO until 1992.
He serves as director emeritus of Russell Investment Management, LLC.
== Background ==
George Russell was a recent graduate of Harvard Business School when he took over Frank Russell Company. He pioneered the business of pension consulting in the late 1960s. He was an advocate for diversified global investing and in 1993 was named, along with Warren Buffett, as one of the four most influential people in the world of institutional investing.
When George took over Frank Russell Company, it was just him and one part-time secretary. He grew the firm into one of the world's leading investment advisory firms by the time he sold it to Northwestern Mutual Life in 1999.
He served as chairman of the company from 1958 until 1999.
In 1984, Frank Russell Company created the Russell Indexes, which went global in 2007 with the introduction of Russell Global Indexes.
George created The George F. Russell, Jr. Fund to support nonprofits that reflect his lifelong interests, including "the promotion of globalization, the destruction of nuclear waste, strengthening U.S.-Russian relations, ground-level humanitarian projects, and bridging the current divide between Muslims and non-Muslims in America."
== Education ==
Russell holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford University and a Masters of Business Administration from Harvard Business School.
== References ==
George S. Fischer

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George S. Fischer currently serves as the senior vice president of trading, margin lending and cash management for E*Trade Financial. 
== Background ==
Before joining E*Trade, Fischer founded the telecommunication software company NetAdvantage, and held management consulting roles with Navigant Consulting. Fischer holds series 3, 4, 7, 24, 34 and 63 licenses.
== Education ==
Fischer has a B.S. in Engineering and a B.S. in Government & International Studies from the University of Notre Dame. 
== References ==