I start my 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle in the middle. Ditto with data. Plunge me into themiddle of the numbers, and I’ll figure out the problem and help the team solve it. Yourasset management team and its clients will make more money and do it more efficiently.(these above three lines will be visible before the person scrolls down)I am an architect of solutions for the financial services industry. My goal is to improveefficiency and reduce risk. I’ve been helping companies all over the world fix glitches intheir systems so they can make better decisions, make them faster, and increaseearnings.I once wanted to be a mathematician. But I earned my degree in finance, then I endedup in banking. There, I learned about analytics and their importance for fixed incomeinstrument and benchmark data. I realized I’m good at detecting the flaws in the logic. Ican comb the data and find out why the calculations aren’t working out.But I’m not all about the data. I also love the people side of the business. I’ve spenthours with portfolio managers understanding what they do at the ground level, toensure that my team’s efforts are focusing on the right things. I’ve spent years workingwith global clients to translate their diverse needs into profitable management tools.I am in the “zone” when I’m looking for a root cause of a problem, and then assemblingthe right team to fix it. I want others to succeed, and I enjoy serving as a mentor whocan provide feedback based on my experience and encouragement to view the issuesfrom a different perspective.I started my career in finance as a Data Analyst and now serve as Executive Director ofat one of the world’s largest financial institutions.Here are some of my accomplishments: Built digital systems to unify massive paper processes and simplify decisionmaking Designed processes to monitor pricing and improve forecasting Drove a 175% increase in managed assets at one institution Reduced the complexity of 120,000 instruments by unifying five data models Managed offshore teams in three disparate global regions