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Jeremie Bacon

Jeremie Bacon is an entrepreneur and CEO in the B2B SaaS and outdoor recreation industries. He is currently the co-founder and CEO of The Forge : Lemont Quarries Adventure Park, a public/private social enterprise offering outdoor recreational activities, and co-founder of The Forge Charitable Adventures. 
He was previously the co-founder & chairman of Synap Software Labs, as well as a strategic advisor at Blue Horizon Software Holdings and DMI Graphic. 
Earlier, he was the president of Orc Americas, the Chicago-based subsidiary of Orc, a trading technology platform for market makers, brokers and other financial market participants. He was appointed to the position in May 2013, succeeding Marty Leamy, who left in January 2013 to become president of EPiCenter, a platform provider for web communities and e-commerce. 
He is an advisory board member of Tradespoon. 
== Background ==
Bacon has over 13 years of experience in financial services and business software. Early in his career he spent three years as an institutional equities associate at Goldman Sachs, specializing in sales and trading for hedge funds, mutual funds and pension funds.
In 2003, Bacon co-founded Backstop Solutions, a provider of software-as-a-service platform for the alternative investment sector. He served as Backstop's president and CEO from its inception in 2003 until April 2013. He joined Orc Group in May 2013.
Bacon has served as a global board member of Hedge Funds Care, a non-profit philanthropy that advocates on behalf of abused children. He currently serves as a board member of the Illinois Technology Association. 
== Education ==
Bacon holds a B.S. in international studies and global economics from Brigham Young University. In 1998 he earned a research diploma from the University of Tsukuba, Japan. 
== References ==	
Category:Orc Software - Former Employees
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:Goldman Sachs - Former Emplioyees
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Jeremy Charles

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Jeremy Charles, Managing Director, HSBC Bank USA NA, is the former chairman of the London Bullion Market Association. After serving three terms, he stepped down from that post in June of 2009.
Charles is a scheduled participant in the March 25, 2010 CFTC hearing on precious and base metals futures and options markets.
== Background ==
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:HSBC
Jeremy Grant

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Jeremy Grant is a Edinburgh-based freelance journalist, foreign correspondent and executive who serves as director of Edinburgh Editorial. 
He was formerly a partner at Derwent Advisory, an international advisory group with a presence in New York, Chicago, London, Amsterdam, and Singapore.
Previously, he was in an editorial and thought leadership position at PwC LLP UK.
Also, he had a long career as a journalist with the Financial Times, Reuters and South China Morning Post with postings in Chicago, Washington, DC, Singapore, Hanoi, Frankfurt, Berlin, Zurich and Hong Kong.
He was the managing editor of the Financial Times' emerging markets research service, FT Confidential Research. Before that he was the Financial Times’ Singapore and Malaysia correspondent, based in Singapore, since 2012. In that role he covered Singapore, Malaysia, and financial and business news and analysis from across Southeast Asia - including SGX and the push by western exchanges into Asia. 
He also regularly contributed to the FT’s Inside Asia column. Previously, Grant was based in London, editing and writing for FT Trading Room, which he launched in 2009. FT Trading Room is a section of FT.com providing a single source of intelligence for trading, exchanges, clearing, settlement, financial markets regulation and trading technology. 
== Background ==
Grant joined the FT in London in 1998 as editor of the pages in the paper focused on European corporate news and analysis. He also reported for the Financial Times from Germany and Switzerland. 
Before moving to Washington DC in 2006, he served as one of two Chicago and Midwest correspondents. He was the U.S. automotive correspondent and covered the U.S. futures and options industry (including the Chicago Board of Trade, and Chicago Mercantile Exchange). He also served as the U.S. consumer industries correspondent. Grant also covered railroads, agriculture, general Midwest business stories and Chicago's arts scene. 
Before this, Grant served as a member of the capital markets team. He worked for the newspaper as a stringer from Vietnam in 1994, where he established the FT's first bureau in Hanoi. Before working at the FT, Grant was employed by Reuters in Hong Kong from 1990 to 1993. He also served as business and arts reporter for the Sunday edition of the South China Morning Post.
== Education ==
Grant holds a Bachelor of Arts with joint honors from Bristol University, U.K.
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Financial Times - Former Employees
Category:South China Morning Post - Former Employees
Category:Reuters - Former Employees
Category:Reuters
Category:PWC - Former Employees
Category:Freelance Journalists
Jeremy Isaacs

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Jeremy Isaacs is a founding partner of JRJ Group, a private equity investment firm, focused on the financial services sector. He is also the non-executive chairman of Marex Financial.
== Background ==
Before founding JRJ Group, Isaacs was chief operating officer for Europe, Middle East and Asia Pacific for Lehman Brothers from 2000 to 2008. Isaacs joined Lehman Brothers in 1996 as co-chief operating Officer of European equities. Subsequently, he was named head of European equities (in 1997), and then later became chief operating officer Europe, and then chief executive officer Europe (in 1999). 
Previous to Lehman, Jeremy was an Executive Director at Goldman Sachs, which he joined in 1989.
He serves seveal philanthropic causes and initiatives, including his own family's charitable trust. He is also a non-executive director of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, a member of the British Olympic Advisory Board, and an honorary fellow of the London Business School.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Marex Financial
Jeremy Perlow

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Jeremy Perlow is a Highland Park, IL-based futures broker, former floor broker and Chicago Mercantile Exchange member. Perlow is a branch manager for Sweet Futures 1 LLC. 
Perlow joined the CME in 1988 and became a floor broker in the Dmark pit in July of that year. He is a second generation member of the CME. His father Leo R. Perlow was a member of the CME.
== Background ==
Perlow began working on the floor of the CME along side his father in 1982 and in 1988 became a member.
In 2016, Perlow was slated as a candidate a B-1 member to the board of the CME Group. 
Perlow was a freelance contributor to The Meyers Report, a group dealing with with food and a computer technology, from April 2022 to the present. 
From 2000 to 2019, Perlow was an owner and broker of a spot market procurement business for cheese and butter, including analysis, trading services, physical delivery and procurement of product for Fortune 50 companies.
He has also been the co-founder and partner of a company named GXWEB, a web development company and served as their chief technology officer. 
== Education ==
*Arizona State University
Business & Economics
*Glenbrook North High School
== References ==	
Category:Introducing Brokers
Category:Former Floor Brokers
Category:CME Members
Jeremy Skule

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Jeremy Skule is a New York-based marketing and exchange executive who serves as the executive vice president and chief strategy officer of Nasdaq. He was appointed to that role in January 2021, after having been Nasdaq's chief marketing officer.
Skule will lead the Global Strategy Organization to drive strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, venture investing, and NasdaqNext innovation. He will also continue to oversee Nasdaq’s Marketing and Communications division, now part of Global Strategy.
Since joining Nasdaq in 2012, Skule has led the company's global rebranding and held a leadership role in developing the company’s 2017 strategic pivot to focus on its core strengths in data, analytics and technology. Under Skule’s leadership, his team revamped the company’s lead generation process, redesigned Nasdaq’s digital and social media properties, and introduced a new global thought leadership platform.
== Background ==
Skule was brought to Nasdaq by former Nasdaq CMO John Jacobs.
Prior to joining Nasdaq, Skule held marketing positions with UBS Wealth Management Americas, MF Global and Fleishman-Hillard. He was also with Ruder Finn in a marketing role.
== Education ==
Skule holds a bachelor of arts from Dickinson College and a masters of business administration from The George Washington University in the field of marketing and finance.
== References ==	
Category:UBS - Former Employees
Category:MF Global - Former Employees
Category:Fleishman-Hillard - Former Employees
Category:Marketing Professionals
Jeremy Stein

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Jeremy Stein is a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. He was nominated on Dec. 27, 2011 by President Barack Obama and was formally sworn into office on July 26, 2012. Stein was previously the Moise Y. Safra Professor of Economics at Harvard University and teaches undergraduate and PhD courses in finance. 
Stein will step down as a Fed governor after and return to his position as an economics professor at Harvard on May 28, 2014.
Stein has published many research topics, including behavioral finance and stock-market efficiency. He is the co-editor of the Quarterly Journal of Economics, and has served as the co-editor of the Journal of Economic Perspectives. In a September 2008 interview with Bloomberg Television, Stein partially blamed the Fed for the financial crisis surrounding subprime mortgages.
One of the highlights of his time at the Fed was a speech in February 2013 in which he warned of speculation in some corners of the financial sector and said that monetary policy might need to respond. This helped to make him the leading voice among officials who feared overheating in bond markets as a result of the Fed's third, open-ended round of quantitative easing.
== Background ==
He served as Obama's senior advisor to the Treasury Secretary and as a staff member on the National Economic Council from February 2009 to July 2009. Stein is also reportedly a consultant to Guggenheim Partners on asset-management strategy.
Stein was the president of the American Finance Association in 2008, just before working on President Obama's administration. Stein joined Harvard in 2000, and prior to that, he was a finance faculty member at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan School of Management, being named a J.C. Penney Professor of Management during his 10 years there. From 1987 to 1990, Stein was an assistant professor of finance at the Harvard Business School.
== Professional Organizations ==
*American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Fellow
*National Bureau of Economic Research, Research Associate
*Financial Advisory Roundtable, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Member
== Education ==
*AB, Economics, summa cum laude, Princeton University (1983)
*PhD, Economics, MIT (1986)
== References ==
Category:Federal Reserve
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Jeremy Vest

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Jeremy Vest is chief revenue officer at S3 Matching Technologies, where he oversees the sales effort in all regions. He is focused on developing new and existing relationships and growing the company’s client base. 
Vest previously worked for S3 as a senior business analyst and product owner from 2006-2011, during which time he worked directly with existing and prospective clients to identify, define, and implement new software. 
== Background ==
Earlier, he worked for two years at The Hewlett-Packard Company, where he held the position of B2B Online Store Product Manager.
== Education ==
He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin.
== References ==
Jeremy Wright

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Jeremy Wright is the global head of futures and options markets at The Royal Bank of Scotland PLC. He was appointed to his current position in 2010. He previously served as interim CEO of the RBS commodities business following the departure of its senior management.
He is also a member of the board of directors of the Futures Industry Association. He also serves on the board of directors of the UK-based Futures and Options Association.
== Background ==
Previous to his current position at RBS, Wright was chief administrative officer of RBS's markets business.
Wright joined the RBS Group in 1980. He started as an investment banker with NatWest in London. He later moved to Hong Kong and worked as business manager for Asia. 
In 1988, Wright returned to London and became responsible for strategy and business management for the global fixed income business of NatWest.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Royal Bank of Scotland
Category:FIA Board of Directors Members
Jerker Johansson

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Jerker M. Johansson is a partner and co-founder of Blue Water Energy, a private equity firm focused on the energy sector. He and partners Thomas Sikorski and Graeme Sword founded the firm in 2011. Before that, Johansson served for one year as chairman and CEO of UBS Investment Bank, from March 2008 until he stepped down from that position on April 27, 2009. 
== Background ==
Johansson joined UBS in March 2008. His appointment was the fourth time the business had changed bosses in the previous 18 months. The investment banking division that Johansson inherited was responsible for almost all of the losses that UBS suffered from the 2008 credit crisis.
In a 2013 interview, Johansson called his unawareness at the global LIBOR rigging scandal "a failure" and that the bank's actions were "negligent."
Before joining UBS Johansson oversaw Morgan Stanley's trading business and served as co-head of Institutional Securities Sales and Trading, alongside Michael Petrick. Jerker joined Morgan Stanley in 1985 as a summer intern, and was promoted to several positions including head of Europe's equity capital markets, and chief operating officer for the institutional equity division. From 2002 to 2005, he was head of the institutional equity division in Europe.
He serves on the boards of Stena International S.A., Stena Fastigheter, Stanford Graduate School of Business Advisory Board and the Morgan Library and Museum’s Board of Trustees.
== Education ==
Jerker holds an MSc degree in Economics from Stockholm School of Economics and an M.B.A. from Stanford Graduate School of Business. 
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category: Morgan Stanley
Jermal Chandler

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Jermal Chandler is an on-air market personality who provides financial markets and options trading insights on the tastytrade financial network. 
== Background ==
Previously, Chandler was a derivatives instructor for Cboe Global Markets, taking on that role in 2018. He joined Cboe in 2017 as a regulatory investigator for Cboe. 
In addition, Chandler worked for FINRA’s market regulation group in 2016 as an analyst under the Priority Market Regulation project. 
Chander began his trading career at PEAK6 Investments LLC as a portfolio manager of an aggregate $100 million equity options portfolios. He worked on the Dynamic Hedging and Options Execution desks within PEAK6 Capital Management and had a stint in the PEAK6 Advisors hedge fund for eight years.
Prior to embarking on a career in options trading, Chandler had an extensive background as a materials engineer and chemist.
== Education ==
Chandler attended University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he earned a master's degree in materials science and engineering. He received his bachelor's degree in chemistry from Clark Atlanta University. 
== References ==
Jerome H. Powell

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Jerome "Jay" Powell is the 16th chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. He was sworn in to that position on February 5, 2018. He was nominated as chairman by President Donald Trump, succeeding Janet Yellen, and confirmed by the U.S. Senate on January 23, 2018. 
He was previously a member of the Fed Board, having been nominated by President Barack Obama to fill an unexpired term and then reappointed and sworn in on June 16, 2014, for a term ending January 31, 2028. 
Before his appointment to the Fed board, Powell was a visiting scholar at the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington, D.C., and was the undersecretary of the Treasury for finance with the George H.W. Bush administration. 
During his five years at the Fed, Powell has been an ally of Janet Yellen's and has never dissented on a Fed monetary or regulatory policy vote or deviated far from the board's consensus in his speeches. He has, however, advocated loosening some of the financial regulations the Fed and other agencies have adopted since the financial crisis of 2008, including the Volcker Rule.
== Background ==
After working a few years as a lawyer, Powell began a career in investment banking in 1984, working at Dillon, Read and Company in New York. He later became under secretary for finance to Treasury Secretary Nicholas F. Brady, who had been chairman of Dillon Read. 
In 1993, he joined Bankers Trust, but left a couple of years later after several clients lost money in derivative deals with the bank. He was a partner at The Carlyle Group starting in 1997 and built his fortune there.
During his time working for the U.S. government, Powell focused on policy for financial institutions and the treasury debt market, among others. 
He was a founding chair of the Center City Consortium, a group of 16 low-income parochial schools in the Washington D.C. area.
In May 2011, Powell indicated that he took issue with the Republican party's risking default by opposing an increase of the U.S. debt limit.
== Professional Organizations ==
*D.C. Prep, Board of Directors
*Bendheim Center for Finance at Princeton University, Board of Directors
*The Nature Conservancy of Washington, D.C. and Maryland, Board of Directors
== Education ==
He studied politics at Princeton University (1975) and earned a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center (1979), where he was editor in chief of the Georgetown Law Journal.
== References ==
Category:Federal Reserve
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Jerome Kemp

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Jerome Kemp is the president of Baton Systems. He joined the company in that role in September 2021.
Kemp was previously the managing director, global head of futures, clearing, and collateral at Citigroup, starting in January 2011. He announced his retirement in June of 2020.
At the time of his retirement, he stepped down as the chairman of the board of the FIA.
He served as acting chair of FIA Global, a position he took in July 2018 after Edward Pla stepped down as chairman. He was later elected as chairman at the FIA Boca conference. Before that, he served on the FIA board for seven years and was voted in as vice chairman in 2016. 
In 2021, Kemp was inducted into the Futures Industry Association's Futures Hall of Fame, which was established in 2005 to commemorate outstanding contributions to the global futures and options community. 
== Background ==
Kemp has more than 30 years experience in global derivatives markets in Paris, London and Tokyo. 
He joined Citi in 2011 after more than 18 years at JP Morgan, where he served as the global co-head of futures and options and OTC clearing. 
Before that, he worked from 1988 to 1992 in fixed income sales at Oddo & Cie.
== Education ==
Kemp holds a Bachelors of Arts from Brandeis University and a MA/MS from Columbia University - School of International and Public Affairs.
==Video==
===Hall of Fame===
Kemp was inducted in the FIA Hall of Fame in 2021.
JLN interviewed Kemp, then president of Baton Systems, at FIA EXPO 2022.
== References ==	
Category: Citi executives
Category:FIA Global Board of Directors
Category:JP Morgan - Former Employees
Category:Futures Hall of Fame Members
Category:FIA - Former Board Members
Jeromee Johnson

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Jeromee Johnson is an exchange, research and technology executive who is the managing partner of Jabek Holdings LLC.
He was formerly executive vice president - head of international market development for MIAX Global, LLC. He joined MIAX in September of 2015 and left in September of 2017.
== Background ==
He was previously vice president, head of BATS Options at BATS Global Markets, which he joined in March 2009 as vice president of market development. He has a lead role in the market structure and promotion of BATS Options, the newest U.S. equity options exchange.
He was previously at 3D Markets (now Pipeline Financial Group), where he was instrumental in designing and launching Archangel, the first dark pool for trading U.S. equity options.
Johnson joined 3D Markets, a software firm in New Hope, Penn. in August of 2007 to start the first block options crossing network. He was president and head of day-to-day operations at 3D Markets.
He was also a senior analyst with the TABB Group from 2006 to 2007.
Before coming to TABB Group, he was director of product development and professional services at an agency broker, UNX. He had also been a technical engineer at Javelin Technologies.
== MarketsWiki Five Minute Interviews ==
*June 2010
*April 2011
== Video Interviews ==
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BATS Options Exchange - TABB TV
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Making Markets Better 
==MarketsWiki Education Videos==
Johnson participate in MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity in July in Chicago in 2014.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:MarketsWiki Education
Category:BATS - Former Employees
Category:3D Markets - Former Employees
Category:MIAX - Former Employees
Category:TABB Group - Former Employees
Category:MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity Speaker
Jerry Mangano

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Jerry Mangano is the technology operations and support officer of International Securities Exchange (ISE).
== Background ==
From 1979 to 1999, he was with the Securities Industry Automation Corporation (SIAC), a jointly owned subsidiary of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and American Stock Exchange (Amex). Mangano was managing director of computer operations and quality assurance for Amex market data systems. His responsibilities included managing a 5 x 24-hour, dual-site operation in support of Amex trading, ensuring that all systems performed at optimal levels of reliability. In these capacities, Mangano worked with OPRA, CTS and CQS.
== Education ==
A graduate of St. Francis College in Brooklyn, NY, Mangano holds a B.S. degree in Business Administration.
== References ==
Category:International Securities Exchange
Category:International Securities Exchange
Jerry O'Connell

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Jerry O'Connell is chief compliance officer for Susquehanna International Group (SIG), a large market maker and broker organization in stocks and options.
== Background ==
O'Connell has been an active participant, and past chairman, of SIFMA's Trading Committee. 
He has also served as chairman of the NASD's Market Regulation Committee and the Pacific Stock Exchange's Business and Ethics Conduct Committee.
Before joining SIG, he was senior vice president of regulation and trading floor operations at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. While at the PHLX he was, at various times, chairman of The Intermarket Surveillance Group (ISG) and chairman of ISG's Sub-Group on Options.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Susquehanna International Group
Category:Susquehanna International Group