Advisory Board
K.C.Truby :
CEO of GSC LLC, USA, Mr.Truby is also Founder- President of 8020 accounting System, which educates more than 50.000 business owners annually on Quick Books applications. Mr. Truby also founded AOL (Accounting On Line) which educates the US accountants on how to deliver outsourced Bookkeeping over the internet. KC has spoken to over 2100 business groups, and is the author of "Business Builder" audio tapes which sold more than 2 million copies nationwide.
Raj Gaonkar :
Mr.Raj Gaonkar is the President of Product Flow Consulting LLC, New Haven Connecticut USA.. Product Flow develops and markets retail banking productivity products globally that are based on Financial Engineering and Web based technologies. Product Flow continues to build state-of-the-art retail banking productivity models using cutting edge technologies. . Under Raj Gaonkar's leadership, Product Flow has developed several retail banking profitability and productivity models giving significant importance to quality customer service.
Frank Leiber, PhD :
Frank is a structured finance and derivatives expert, and founding partner of Leiber Associates Inc., a corporate finance and capital markets advisory firm. He is a member of the Executive Management at GeoGenesisGroup, an investment banking firm specializing in servicing companies from emerging markets and transition economies. He is also Director at Capital-Affairs, Inc., an executive education firm, providing online and onsite delivery of training services to clients worldwide on capital markets and finance.
Dr. Leiber’s investment banking experience includes several years in London, where his team engineered OTC risk management solutions and issued structured notes for Mitsubishi Finance International. He has led capital markets and risk management consulting teams at Price-Waterhouse in New York, and he established the consultative training team QUEST for Moody's-KMV, training financial professionals on economic capital, Credit-VaR and advanced credit risk management software worldwide. Prior to establishing the Swiss market and economics research function for JP Morgan in Zurich, Frank began his career on the derivatives exchanges in Chicago, where he developed and implemented GARCH models to forecast volatility in the foreign exchange markets while advising institutional clients on risk management in FX, equity and fixed-income markets.
Frank was Professor in Financial Engineering and Program Director in the Department of Management at Polytechnic University, and he was Director of the Cornell Theory Center's Manhattan branch, which provides large-scale and high performance computing services to the trading and risk management communities on Wall Street. Frank regularly gives seminars to professional audiences from financial institutions, and supervisory authorities, and he also teaches graduate courses at NYU as Adjunct Professor in advanced corporate finance, portfolio and risk management, credit derivatives, CDOs and securitization techniques.
Frank holds a B.Sc. degree in mathematical economics and business from the University of Lausanne (HEC). He studied as a Postgraduate Fulbright Scholar at the University of Chicago, and earned his Ph.D. in financial economics at the University of Geneva (HEI).