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FCIOFachverband der Chemischen Industrie Oesterreichs (Austrian Association of the Chemical Industry)
FCIOFederal Chief Information Officer
FCIOFunctional Chief Information Officer
FCIOFormer Chief Investment Officer
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Robert Burrell, the former chief investment officer at Western Corporate Federal Credit Union, has taken a new position at RiskSpan, the Stamford, Conn.
Burrell Lands at CU vendor RiskSpan by Anderson, Heather / Credit Union Times
She's the former chief investment officer of Northern Trust Global Advisors, where she helped launch the firm's alternative investment business and oversaw the firm's asset allocation process.
Renaissance woman by Sullivan, John / Boomer Market Advisor
The lawsuit was filed by Foy, the former chief investment officer at ERB, on behalf of the state.
PAY-TO-PLAY ALLEGATION; STATE SPENDS FOR SUIT'S DEFENSE by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
 
 
 
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