Technology provider oneZero announced on Tuesday morning that it has appointed Ann Neidenbach to its board of directors.
“We are thrilled to have Ann join our Board. As a financial markets technology executive, Ann brings valuable experience from numerous leading institutional firms that will enhance our domain knowledge and relationships,” said Andrew Ralich, CEO and Co-Founder at oneZero.
“Ann’s appointment is critical as we continue to drive innovation in financial markets in the institutional space through our technology-first approach.”
Neidenbach is a hugely experienced executive, with over three decades of experience working in high-level technology roles at banks, trading firms, and exchanges.
Some of her recent roles include working as CIO Shared Services/Head of LSEG Technology at the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG).
During her time at the company, she made significant upgrades to both the group’s exchange operations and LCH, the company’s clearing operation.
Prior to holding that role at LSEG, Neidenbach worked at NASDAQ and played a key role at shifting the company’s operations on to the cloud.
Other senior roles she has held include working as Managing Director of Electronic Trading Technology at Citi and Global Head of Operations at Lava Trading, an alternative venue for equities trading that Citi ultimately acquired in the 2000s.
“It’s refreshing to work with an innovative company that is dedicated to developing products tailored to customer needs while driving business growth and expanding market share,” said Neidenbach. “I’m excited to join the board of oneZero to support their mission to drive innovation in the space.”
oneZero has gone through a couple of big changes recently.
The company received private equity investment at the end of last year from Golden Gate Capital. Since then firm also announced that it had acquired technology firm Autochartist.
