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Student at Chantilly High School (Northern Virginia) with interests in investment management and statistics. His experience spans institutional investing and investment research, and he conducts research with faculty at a top technology-focused university, using statistical simulations to evaluate and develop ML models.

Student at Westfield High School (Northern Virginia) with interests in applied mathematics and economics. He leads research on fixed-point theorems with tenured Ivy League professors, bridging mathematical theory with real-world decision-making, and plans to enroll in Real Analysis.

Student at Oakton High School (Northern Virginia) with interests in quantitative finance, trading, and applied research. He conducts research at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, evaluating the effects of interest-rate movements on bond portfolios using stochastic models.

Student at Troy Magnet School (Southern California) with interests in investment banking and risk management. He evaluates multi-asset allocation strategies with the CSUF School of Risk Management and Insurance, conducts investment research with Pacific Life, and partakes in public policy research at Harvard.

Head of Model Risk Management at the International Finance Corporation; former Head of Model Risk Management at the World Bank and Executive Director at Morgan Stanley, where he led model validation across complex derivatives and structured products. 15+ years in quantitative finance; PhD in Financial Mathematics and Economics from Indiana University Bloomington.

Professor of Finance at George Mason University's Costello College of Business, where he co-founded and directs the Montano Student Managed Investment Fund (about $500,000 in endowment capital). His research focuses on corporate finance and he contributes to The Wall Street Journal. MS in Financial Mathematics from Stanford; BS in Mathematics (Economics) from the University of Chicago.