Marnie Levine

Marnie Levine has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Marnie started their career as a Financial Systems Analyst at US Customs and Boarder Protection in 1992 and then moved on to become a Senior Consultant at KPMG in 1998. Marnie joined Whittman-Hart/marchFIRST in 1999 as a Director of Project Management, where they led a team in various shut-down initiatives. In 2000, they joined Goldman Sachs as an Associate. Marnie then worked at Morgan Stanley from 2003 to 2008, progressing from a Senior Manager position to Vice President. Marnie served as a Project Lead and Business Analyst for Research Division and Business Improvement Group. In 2008, Marnie joined TheMarkets.com as a Product Manager, overseeing all aspects of product development and management. Marnie then joined Credit Suisse in 2010 as a Vice President, managing the development of Key Risk Indicators for the Investment Bank Operations division. Marnie's most recent role is at Janus Henderson Investors, where they have held multiple positions since joining in 2013. Marnie started as an Operational Risk Manager and then became an Enterprise Risk Manager. Currently, Marnie serves as the Head of Financial Risk North America, responsible for risk management programs related to liquidity risk, counterparty risk, and derivative risk for US domiciled funds. Marnie also chairs various risk management committees within the company.

Marnie Levine has completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science at the University of Pittsburgh. Marnie has also earned a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from American University. Additionally, Marnie has obtained a certification as a Six Sigma Black Belt, although no further details regarding the institution or date of completion are provided.