Provable Markets appoints Caroline O’Connell to its advisory board
08 November 2021 US
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Provable Markets, a New York-based broker-dealer, welcomes Caroline O’Connell to its advisory board.
O’Connell brings more than 20 years of executive experience in public Fortune 500 global companies across the financial services, wealth management, and insurance industries.
She is currently an independent director and member of the Compensation Committee of
Kingwood Acquisition Corp, a New York Stock Exchange-listed special purpose acquisition
company (SPAC) focused on the wealth management industry. She is also a senior advisor and member of the Omega Network for Omega Venture Partners, and member of the
Strategic Advisory Board of FTV Capital.
Prior to this, O’Connell sat on the Operating Committee of BNY Mellon and the Executive Committee of BNY Mellon Investment Services, where she was the first chief marketing officer for three years.
Additionally, O’Connell spent almost 20 years with BNY Mellon Pershing, where she held a number of positions including global chief strategy officer and chief marketing officer. She built Pershing's marketing function from the ground up and led strategy, communications, the chief of staff function for the CEO, innovation, and product management.
Commenting on the appointment, O’Connell says: “The cryptographic technology deployed by the company, paired with the brilliance and character of the founders and team, is truly market-differentiating and inspirational. I look forward to helping the company achieve the amazing growth that I believe it’s capable of.”
Thomer Gil, co-founder and president of Provable Markets, adds: “Caroline’s experience and track record as a thoughtful visionary aligns with Provable’s long-term goals and mission. Above all else, Caroline brings with her a foundation of values and character that are at the core of what we are building within our company.”
O’Connell joins the advisory board of Provable Markets just as the company has been
approved for Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) membership to operate as a broker-dealer, and is pending approval of its Form ATS with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to operate its novel financing marketplace, Aurora.
O’Connell brings more than 20 years of executive experience in public Fortune 500 global companies across the financial services, wealth management, and insurance industries.
She is currently an independent director and member of the Compensation Committee of
Kingwood Acquisition Corp, a New York Stock Exchange-listed special purpose acquisition
company (SPAC) focused on the wealth management industry. She is also a senior advisor and member of the Omega Network for Omega Venture Partners, and member of the
Strategic Advisory Board of FTV Capital.
Prior to this, O’Connell sat on the Operating Committee of BNY Mellon and the Executive Committee of BNY Mellon Investment Services, where she was the first chief marketing officer for three years.
Additionally, O’Connell spent almost 20 years with BNY Mellon Pershing, where she held a number of positions including global chief strategy officer and chief marketing officer. She built Pershing's marketing function from the ground up and led strategy, communications, the chief of staff function for the CEO, innovation, and product management.
Commenting on the appointment, O’Connell says: “The cryptographic technology deployed by the company, paired with the brilliance and character of the founders and team, is truly market-differentiating and inspirational. I look forward to helping the company achieve the amazing growth that I believe it’s capable of.”
Thomer Gil, co-founder and president of Provable Markets, adds: “Caroline’s experience and track record as a thoughtful visionary aligns with Provable’s long-term goals and mission. Above all else, Caroline brings with her a foundation of values and character that are at the core of what we are building within our company.”
O’Connell joins the advisory board of Provable Markets just as the company has been
approved for Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) membership to operate as a broker-dealer, and is pending approval of its Form ATS with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to operate its novel financing marketplace, Aurora.
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