George Brandman

Strategic Advisor
JUST Capital

George Brandman is a Senior Managing Director in the Enterprise Data Management Division at GE Capital responsible for Master and Reference Data, Data Warehouse Operations, Data Infrastructure and Architecture.
Prior to joining GE Capital, George spent 19 years at Morgan Stanley where he was a Managing Director with responsibilities for Enterprise Data including Master and Reference data as well as roles on the Technology Architecture Committee. George also led technology teams supporting the Prime Brokerage business for several years delivering Reference Data, Customer Service and Reporting solutions.
George transitioned to the Enterprise Data Group in MS during 2008 and over the next several years had responsibility for Customer, Account, Product, Pricing and Foundational Reference data.
Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, George worked at Bell Communications Research for 10 years where he held a number of roles developing software and leading teams providing technology solutions for the Regional Bell Operating Companies.
A native of New York City, George is a graduate of New York University and the University of Southern California, holding Bachelors and Masters degrees in Computer Science.

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Mastering Data Strategy and Data Quality to Remain Competitive

Saturday, October 7th, 2017

11:55 Panel Discussion |Utilities and Beyond, How and Where Industry is Partnering at the Consortia Level

Across the industry firms are spending huge sums individually and utilities offer the opportunity for rationalization across firms. The appetite for utilities is on the rise and asset managers are beginning to look to the opportunities following the pioneering investment banks. What have we learned so far? Are utilities a way to band together to find rationalizations in the face of disruptions? Who bears the burden of risk and cost if there is a mistake? What is happening on the outsourcing side?
Panelists will discuss:
• Projections on savings and improvements to be made
• How to make sure you have the right technology in place that’s scaleable
• Overview of barriers to entry with utilities and how the model will become a reality