Geannopulos was TT’s fifth founding partner and held the position of Vice President and Head of Sales for 15 years.
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Chicago-based Trading Technologies International, a global provider of trading solutions, has appointed Tim Geannopulos as its newest Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Geannopulos is no stranger to Trading Technologies (TT) as he was its fifth founding partner and held the position of Executive Vice President and Head of Sales for more than 15 years. Indeed, the financial technology veteran spent the bulk of his career dealing directly with TT’s customers in North America, Europe and the Asia/Pacific region.
Geannopulos had originally joined TT in 1999 and left in 2014 to launch technology firm Neurensic in Chicago. He left the firm, which was focused on compliance and operations software for firms in the financial industry, in 2016.
"Tim will be instrumental in managing the key partner transactions we anticipate this year and will guide our strong team through the next chapter of growth and expansion," said Harris Brumfield.
Rick Lane Leaves after 9 Years
Geannopulos succeeds outgoing CEO, Rick Lane who has been the Chairman of the company’s board of directors since 2018. Lane joined Trading Technologies in 2010 when TT acquired the company he co-founded, TickIt Trading Systems. He became CTO in 2012 before he was named CEO by Harris Brumfield, the majority shareholder of Trading Technologies, in 2014.
Lane is parting ways with TT to pursue a new opportunity but will remain to facilitate client migrations to the TT® platform.
Rick Lane, CEO of Trading Technologies Source: LinkedIn
"Rick has been a tremendous leader and a visionary who has allowed TT to redefine institutional trading and market access technology in our industry. We wish him the best success in his future endeavors," added Brumfield.
The platform already serves a wide variety of users, including proprietary traders, brokers, money managers, CTAs, hedge funds, commercial hedgers and risk managers.
Chicago-based Trading Technologies International, a global provider of trading solutions, has appointed Tim Geannopulos as its newest Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Geannopulos is no stranger to Trading Technologies (TT) as he was its fifth founding partner and held the position of Executive Vice President and Head of Sales for more than 15 years. Indeed, the financial technology veteran spent the bulk of his career dealing directly with TT’s customers in North America, Europe and the Asia/Pacific region.
Geannopulos had originally joined TT in 1999 and left in 2014 to launch technology firm Neurensic in Chicago. He left the firm, which was focused on compliance and operations software for firms in the financial industry, in 2016.
"Tim will be instrumental in managing the key partner transactions we anticipate this year and will guide our strong team through the next chapter of growth and expansion," said Harris Brumfield.
Rick Lane Leaves after 9 Years
Geannopulos succeeds outgoing CEO, Rick Lane who has been the Chairman of the company’s board of directors since 2018. Lane joined Trading Technologies in 2010 when TT acquired the company he co-founded, TickIt Trading Systems. He became CTO in 2012 before he was named CEO by Harris Brumfield, the majority shareholder of Trading Technologies, in 2014.
Lane is parting ways with TT to pursue a new opportunity but will remain to facilitate client migrations to the TT® platform.
Rick Lane, CEO of Trading Technologies Source: LinkedIn
"Rick has been a tremendous leader and a visionary who has allowed TT to redefine institutional trading and market access technology in our industry. We wish him the best success in his future endeavors," added Brumfield.
The platform already serves a wide variety of users, including proprietary traders, brokers, money managers, CTAs, hedge funds, commercial hedgers and risk managers.
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