Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

As Chief Media Officer, Shenan leads the digital media group for Morpheus Media, a CREATETHE GROUP company. A world-renowned digital strategy and media expert, Shenan co-founded Morpheus Media in 2001 and subsequently joined CREATETHE GROUP when the company merged with Morpheus in June 2011. Within a few short years, Morpheus Media emerged as one of the top digital marketing and media firms for luxury and premium brands such as Bergdorf Goodman, The New York Times, Dior, LVMH, Marc Jacobs, Donna Karan, DKNY, Hennessy and The Economist, among many\nothers. An accomplished thought leader, Shenan is active on the speaking circuit and is regularly quoted in Women’s Wear Daily, The Business of Fashion, Luxury Daily, The New York Times and Fortune Magazine. \nShenan started her career in consumer-packaged goods at Bristol Myers-Squibb and Spectra Marketing. She brings a wealth of traditional marketing experience to CTG as her grounding in offline consumer marketing enable us to inject client campaigns with critical consumer behavioral and data analysis, all key ingredients for successful online marketing initiatives. This enables her to lead complex branding, registration, acquisition and conversion-based online media campaigns on behalf of our clients. \nFurthermore, her rich experience in CPG client service, deep understanding of analytics and online media management have yielded impressive digital campaigns for a diverse and impressive roster of clients such as David Yurman, Fendi and Louis Vuitton, among others.

Adam Antoniades is the President of Cetera Financial Group.

\nStuart Armstrong has been practicing as a Financial Planner and Insurance Agent since 1986. His insurance work over that time has been a career focus with particular emphasis on the impact of utilizing health, disability income, life, and long term care insurance in the financial plan. He writes a regular column for LifeHealthPro on Long Term Care Insurance and has been quoted in a variety of other publications on insurance and financial topics including PBS, InvestmentNews, Fidelity.com, CBS MoneyWatch, the Wall Street Journal, and the Boston Globe. Stuart presented at the Financial Planning Association National Conference (FPA) in 2010. He has served on the Board of Directors of PridePlanners (www.prideplanners.org) since 2004 and is the 2012 Chair of the Diversity Committee of the national chapter of FPA. Stuart has a particular interest in helping foster a better understanding of the strategies that planners can incorporate to guide their LGBT and non-traditional clients. \n\n

Kathleen Burns Kingsbury is a wealth psychology expert, founder of KBK Wealth Connection, and author of several books including How to Give Financial Advice to Women and How to Give Financial Advice to Couples. Follow her on Twitter at @KBKSpeaks.

\nMr. Columbus is Chief Market Strategist\/Senior Managing Director of First Allied Asset Management (FAAM), our captive money management subsidiary, which serves First Allied’s affiliated advisors. His diversified background equips him with a unique perspective on macro-economic issues, combining geo-political knowledge with investment expertise to help guide the FAAM Investment Committee. \n\n\nMr. Columbus is one of Wall Street’s most recognizable figures as a regular guest on CNBC’s “Kudlow & Company” and “Power Lunch,” where he discusses market events and trends, and delivers astute commentary on issues pertinent to investors.\nPrior to First Allied, Mr. Columbus was the Chief Market Strategist for Thomson Financial, a leading provider of information and technology solutions to the worldwide financial community. \n\n\nMr. Columbus also serves as the Chair of the Entrepreneurship program at Grove City College, in Grove City, Pennsylvania, where he works on programs designed to educate students to transform society through commercial and social enterprise. He is a graduate of Loyola University Chicago, holds an MBA from Penn State University, and a law degree from Indiana University. He also was a candidate for the United States House of Representatives.\n

\nLinda Lerner is a partner in the Corporate, Financial Services and White\nCollar & Regulatory Enforcement groups of Crowell & Moring's New York\noffice. She has extensive experience with regulatory and compliance issues\nrelating to public and private sales of securities, advertising and sales\nmaterial, market making, electronic trading, broker-dealer formation,\noperations and reporting requirements, SRO, new and continuing membership\napplications, ECN and ATS formation and operation, municipal advisor\nregistration, and market structure issues.\n\n\nLinda is a member of Nasdaq's National Review Council and Market\nOperations Review Committee and served on FINRA's e-Brokerage\nCommittee. She is also a member of the American Bar Association's Task\nForce on Private Placement Broker-Dealers, for which she drafted regulations\nthat were submitted to the SEC. Linda is the facilitator for the Midtown\nRegulatory Group, a group of over 600 senior compliance and legal officers\nfrom brokerage firms located throughout the U.S. that meets monthly to\ndiscuss regulatory issues. She is regularly a speaker on regulatory and\ncompliance issues and most recently participated in the International Law\nDiscovery and Disclosure Group Conference on Tax Havens, Money\nLaundering and Compliance Risks, "Preventing AML Breaches Through\nEffective Compliance;" SIFMA-CL Annual Compliance Conference, "Compliance\nIssues for Small and Regional Firms;" National Society of Compliance\nProfessionals Annual Conference, "ABCs of Electronic Brokerage;" ALI-ABA\nConference on FINRA\/SEC Compliance and Enforcement, "Broker-Dealer and\nInvestment Adviser Regulation of Hedge Funds;" and International Centre for\nDispute Resolution, "Compliance Issues for Small and Regional Firms."\n\n\nPrior to joining Crowell in 2011, Linda spent seven years at Debevoise &\nPlimpton as broker-dealer regulatory counsel. Linda also served for 12 years\nas General Counsel at Domestic Securities, Inc., a registered broker-dealer,\nwhere she focused on a wide range of broker-dealer regulatory and\ncompliance issues. During this time, she served on several NASD and Nasdaq committees, including the Membership Application Review Committee, the\nMarket Operations Review Committee and the Trading Rules Subcommittee of\nthe Quality of Markets Committee, and was a frequent lecturer on regulatory\nand market structure matters. Before joining Domestic Securities, she spent\n15 years in private practice, working as an associate and a partner at New\nYork law firms.\n\n\nLinda received her J.D. magna cum laude, graduating first in her class from\nBrooklyn Law School, and was the Recent Decisions Editor of the Brooklyn\nLaw Review. She received her M.S. in Social Work from Columbia University\nand her B.A. from Brandeis University. She was admitted to the bar in New\nYork in 1977 and is admitted to appear before the US Court of Appeals for the\nDistrict of Columbia Circuit and the US District Court for the Southern District\nof New York. Linda serves, on a pro bono basis, as the General Counsel to the\nFinancial Women's Association of New York.\n