Information Mosaic's Kevin Cullen appointed to Sifma industry leadership committee

Source: Information Mosaic

Kevin Cullen of Information Mosaic, the world's most trusted software company, has been appointed to the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (Sifma) Industry Leadership Committee of its Corporate Actions Section in the Operations & Technology Society.

SIFMA brings together the shared interests of hundreds of securities firms, banks and asset managers. These companies are engaged in communities across the country to raise capital for businesses, promote job creation and lead economic growth. SIFMA's Corporate Actions Section of the Operations and Technology Society is focused on education and the sharing of best practices in the corporate actions, proxy, and settlement sectors of the financial services industry.

Based in Information Mosaic's New York offices, Kevin Cullen is the Communications and Marketing Director and also serves on the Board of ISITC (the International Securities Association for Institutional Trade Communication), the industry trade group focused on standards in transaction processing and related communications. Cullen is the Co-Executive Sponsor of ISITC's Corporate Actions Working Group, as well as its Marketing Committee.

"I am genuinely pleased," Cullen stated, "to have been asked to participate on the Industry Leadership Committee. SIFMA's Corporate Actions Section consistently provides value to its members, especially through its educational seminars on key industry issues. The Committee is comprised of highly qualified and motivated individuals from some of the most prestigious firms in the financial industry."

"SIFMA 's Corporate Actions Section is pleased to welcome Kevin to our Industry Leadership Committee," said Jim Monahan, President of SIFMA's Corporate Actions Section, said. "Kevin's extensive background in corporate actions through Information Mosaic, as well the work he has done with ISITC, will provide immediate value to the Committee. We also hope to build on the synergies between the two financial industry organizations." 

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