Abbey Capital Limited
Jennifer Gallagher is an experienced Human Resources professional with a robust background in people and culture management across various industries. Currently serving as a Human Resources Business Partner at Abbey Capital Limited since March 2020, Jennifer previously held the role of Culture & Values Specialist at FBD Insurance, where a project to align culture with company strategy was designed and managed. At EY, Jennifer advanced through multiple roles, culminating in the position of Head of People & Culture, UKI Assurance, with significant responsibilities in reward strategy and operational HR leadership. Additional experience includes HR management positions at Colt Technology Services, Slidepath, and Rochford Brady Group, as well as a behavioral training coordinator role at KPMG. Educational accomplishments include a Certificate in Mediation and a Diploma in Psychology, among other qualifications related to HR and cultural studies.
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Abbey Capital Limited
Abbey Capital Limited (“Abbey Capital”) is an Irish alternative investment manager which specialises in managing multi-manager portfolios in managed futures. We were founded in 2000 and have built an experienced team and infrastructure specifically designed to manage multi-manager portfolios in managed futures funds. Abbey Capital Ltd. is registered as a Commodity Trade Advisor (CTA) and a Commodity Pool Operator (CPO) with the CFTC (USA) and is a member of the NFA (USA). Abbey Capital Ltd. is authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland. Abbey Capital is registered as an Investment Advisor with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Abbey Capital (US) LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Abbey Capital Ltd. None of the regulators listed here endorse, indemnify, or guarantee the member's business practices, selling methods, the class or type of securities offered, or any specific security. Investing in managed futures is not suitable for all investors given the level of risk involved, including the risk of loss.