Jeffrey A. Shankman
Wharton MBA who rose from entry-level hire to President and COO of Enron Global Markets by age 34, later convicted of bankruptcy fraud for concealing art and jewelry from creditors.
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Wharton MBA who rose from entry-level hire to President and COO of Enron Global Markets by age 34, later convicted of bankruptcy fraud for concealing art and jewelry from creditors.
Former Enron Assistant Treasurer, Art Committee leader, and the second Enron executive imprisoned after the company's collapse.
President and CEO of Enron Global Markets who oversaw eight global trading and origination businesses generating over $15 billion in revenue, with a particular focus on international expansion into Australia and Japan.