Martin Brennan Managing Director, Business Development APAC & EMEA Martin Brennan is managing director of business development for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Europe, Middle-East and Africa (EMEA) regions at Omgeo. In this capacity, he is responsible for supporting and influencing Omgeo’s market presence and brand awareness to accelerate growth in both regions. Mr. Brennan’s position marks Omgeo’s commitment to Asian and European growth and leverages his abundant experience, relationships and expertise in these markets. He also actively partners with the sales & relationship management and market growth functions to assist in identifying new revenue streams. Additionally, Mr. Brennan supports the industry relations function’s ongoing efforts to increase Omgeo’s profile among client and industry groups throughout the regions. As a member of the executive committee, he is also involved in shaping and executing Omgeo’s business strategy and objectives. Mr. Brennan joined Omgeo in 2004 and has over time led the sales, marketing, account management, STP Partners and integration groups. Prior to joining Omgeo, he was director of Deutsche Bourse AG Group and head of origination at Clearstream International, responsible for customer relations, customer service, customer connectivity and customer training throughout Europe. Previously, Mr. Brennan held numerous positions within Barclays Bank, where he accumulated more than 20 years of commercial expertise in securities services, credit cards, cash management, treasury consultancy, retail and corporate banking. Whilst at Barclays he served within the Global Services Group, was named European director of marketing and sales and later appointed general manager of Barclaycard in Germany. Fluent in several European languages, Mr. Brennan received a Bachelor of Honours degree in business studies and modern languages from the University of Warwick and the Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main. He is also an associate of the Chartered Institute of Bankers and a member of the Securities Institute. Back