Marianne C. Brown President and Chief Executive Officer, Omgeo Marianne C. Brown is president and chief executive officer of Omgeo LLC, the global standard for post-trade efficiency, dedicated to providing the financial community with efficient trade processing, risk mitigation and operational stability. Ms. Brown is an accomplished and visionary chief executive with a proven track record of driving revenue and income growth within complex global organizations. She presides over a unique business model, as Omgeo is a joint venture between an industry-owned and governed entity, The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) and a commercial company, Thomson Reuters. This structure leads her to consider both industry and commercial interests when determining the firm’s objectives. Ms. Brown leverages her experience in transforming service and technology businesses by accelerating their ability to execute on strategic plans and deliver new products to market. With a key focus on customer satisfaction and operational excellence, she has fostered a business culture that seeks to engage associates to work as a team in creating a world class organization. Her business philosophy is to enable each of her associates to command their own success and to ensure that accountability is a key driver for decision-making. She rewards contributors for setting and measuring against goals to encourage continuous process improvement within the organization. Working collaboratively with Omgeo’s board of managers comprised of shareholders and industry participants, Ms. Brown is dedicated to ensuring the needs of the financial community guide the firm’s strategic business decisions. Recently, under her leadership Omgeo lobbied for and succeeded in decreasing the excessive use of paper by financial firms, collectively estimated to save the industry $273 million dollars per year. Prior to joining Omgeo in 2006, Ms. Brown served as chief executive officer of Securities Industry Automation Corporation (SIAC) from February 2005 to October 2006, where she was responsible for the delivery of all trading and regulatory solutions for New York Stock Exchange and provided production support for American Stock Exchange. In that capacity, she gained valuable competencies by running a utility, as accountability to the industry is critical to such an organization. Ms. Brown began her career in 1978 at Automatic Data Processing, Brokerage Services Group, now known as Broadridge Financial Services, where she remained until 2005. Throughout her 26 years at ADP, she held numerous positions that provided a broad swath of experience. She held ever-increasing responsibility in key areas such as customer service, sales, account management, operations and development, culminating in her role as general manager of the brokerage processing services business. Ms. Brown has been profiled extensively in the press, in outlets such as CNBC’s Squawk Box, The Wall Street Journal, Wall Street & Technology, Waters, The Glass Hammer, Operations Management, Securities Industry News, STP Magazine, Global Custodian and A-Team IQ. A native of Brooklyn, NY, Ms. Brown was recently honored at the Brooklyn Boy Scouts’ “Good Scout” luncheon. She is an advisory council member at The CIO Leadership Forum and a member of SIFMA’s Operations Advisory Board. She has served as a mentor to young women at Marymount College and also served on the board of directors for the League for the Hard of Hearing. Ms. Brown is a graduate of Concordia College with a degree in Business. She lives in Westchester, New York with her husband and son. Back