Gregory Gelber Email & Phone Number

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Charleston, South Carolina Area

- Responsible for training instructors in a higher level education environment on an online math software program- Cultivated relationships with administrators and educators at colleges and universities nationwide- Became the main point of contact and consultant to clients in order to implement requested features- Acted as a stakeholder for various new projects to directly reflect customer needs with development and content teams- Lead and developed focus groups with clients to ensure that their needs are being met

Baltimore, Maryland Area

- Worked with institutional clients to determine and resolve trade discrepancies on interest rate and credit default swaps- Initiated multi-million dollar settlements on a daily basis- Reached out to the sales and trading desk to amend economic details and allocation issues- Ran daily reports to reduce the operational risk of the firm- Trained new hires on over the counter internal systems and external platforms

-Researched and compiled information on various industries to present to financial representatives -Attended numerous courses on sales and insurance regulation -Assisted financial professionals during client during meetings by recording necessary information -Responsible for the planning of social events for the employees

New Providence, Nj

-Edited, created graphics, and designed a two-part brochure outlining the firm's services and fee structure -Translated highly technical writing into a more easily legible brochure -Managed delegation of roles to firm personnel regarding specific responsibilities and tasks related to full SEC audit -Researched content for website and developed press materials for the firm

Moshi, Tanzania

-Assisted in the planning and development of a sustainable farm for an orphanage in a 5,000 person village. -Created a business plan that allowed for both fresh food supply and a local market supply to fund books and necessities for orphaned children. This was an independent initiative based on an assessment of the community's needs.