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  • Milton Friedman

    World-renowned economist and champion of free markets, the late Milton Friedman is also acknowledged as the father of financial futures.

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  • David Hardy

    David Hardy, the former head of LCH.Clearnet, played a  singular role in the development of derivatives clearing for more than two decades.

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  • Philip McBride Johnson

    As a prominent member of the U.S. derivatives bar for more than four decades, Philip Johnson has left a lasting imprint on both the securities and the futures markets.

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  • Gary Seevers

    Gary Seevers, after serving on the President’s Council of Economic Advisers both as a staff economist and as one of three members on the panel during the Nixon administration, was appointed in 1975 by President Ford as a founding commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

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  • Vincent Viola

    Vincent Viola has been one of the leading figures in the New York commodity futures community for many years and an important force for innovation in electronic trading and clearing.

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  • Sheila Blair

    From Barings to Bear Stearns, Sheila Bair has been at the forefront of crisis management. In her current position as the head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., she is playing a key role in containing the financial crisis and restoring the flow of credit to the housing sector.

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  • Bruce L. Cleland

    Bruce Cleland is the vice chairman and former president and chief executive officer of Campbell & Company.

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  • Robert G. Easton

    Bob Easton, the former chairman and chief executive officer of Commodities Corporation, is one of the most visionary leaders of the managed futures industry.

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  • Ralph Goldenberg

    Ralph Goldenberg is a founding partner of Goldenberg Hehmeyer & Co. and chief executive officer of Goldenberg Heymeyer Trading Corp.

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  • Les Hosking

    Les Hosking, currently managing director of the National Electricity Market Management Company, served as the chief executive and managing director of the Sydney Futures Exchange from 1985 to 2000.

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