Citadel Investment Services Proprietary

"Citadel offers the best long-run career opportunities to the best people. If you are interested in an environment that allows you to maximize your potential, this is the place to be." Gerald truly personifies the Citadel success story. He joined us as an accounting intern from DePaul University in 1993 and began working full-time during his senior year. In 1997, Gerald was promoted to the role of Global Controller. Today, as Chief Financial Officer, Gerald heads a team of over 150 professionals spanning the asset and liability management, financial reporting, global operations, investor relations and general services functions. What initially inspired Gerald to join Citadel was the opportunity to work in an entrepreneurial environment. Almost fourteen years later, he believes that Citadel offers its employees the distinct opportunity to work with the brightest people in the industry, helping to solve difficult problems. Whereas Citadel has grown tremendously in capital, people and number of businesses throughout Gerald tenure, the firm has maintained its entrepreneurial spirit and is still able to move nimbly and quickly in response to new opportunities, providing careers with unparalleled opportunities for growth and impact. As CFO, Gerald is at the helm of a team that is critical to the ongoing success of the organization. In order to achieve his objectives, Gerald and his team leverage the vast infrastructure of the firm to bring significant talent and resources to bear. The financial reporting and operations teams play a critical role in accounting and clearing the volume of activity traded by the firm in the global financial markets each day. The asset and liability management team leverages world class technology to be a significant competitive advantage for the firm. This team interacts with the world leading global banking institutions in providing a stable liquidity management structure that is critical to Citadel ability to execute its investment strategies. Each of these functions are important ...