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Mitch Tuchman
As co-founder and CEO of MarketRiders, Mitch conceived of and built a service for do-it-yourself investors to manage their own retirement portfolios. Modeled after strategies used by elite university endowments, pension funds, and foundations, MarketRiders today helps individual investors manage more than 12,000 portfolios valued at over $4 billion. Those investors have saved over $40 million in yearly fees and have enjoyed less risk in the process, a testament to Mitch’s desire to help working Americans retire with more.
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Ryan Pfenninger
Ryan is a co-founder of MarketRiders and is an accomplished technologist who has applied his skills to both investing and operational finance. As our Chief Technology Officer, Ryan has overseen the development of all MarketRiders software and systems and has led development of the portfolio management system through the current version. Ryan is a rare technologist who knows how to listen and understand our subscriber requests and translate those requests into our software, which continues to improve and evolve.
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Sally Brandon
Sally manages our client service department where she consults with and advises subscribers on how to best use the MarketRiders platform. She has advised individuals from a diversity of careers and a broad range of needs, from those just beginning their professional lives to retirees actively withdrawing from their savings. She finds great satisfaction in being able to guide people getting their retirement investments in order.
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Steve Beck
Steve is a co-founder of MarketRiders and a serial entrepreneur having started several successful companies over a 25 year career. From 2000 - 2008, Steve served as a General Partner of Integrity Partners, a venture capital firm in Danville, California. He was a founding investor and board member of Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU), (the "Google of China") and worked closely with other portfolio companies, including Hydration Technologies, a pioneer in water purification technologies. Steve was a co-founder of C2B Technologies in 1996 and after its sale to Inktomi in 1998, he pioneered 48 portal relationships including, AOL, Yahoo, Lycos, American Express, and Merrill Lynch. In the 1980s, Steve co-founded CCS which grew to become the world's largest action sports mail-order and e-commerce business and was acquired by Alloy Inc. (Nasdaq: ALOY). He holds a B.A. in Speech Communications from Cal Poly.
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