Andrea Ring
Natural gas trader on the East Desk at Enron North America, managing EnronOnline trading operations and counterparty deal reconciliation under Scott Neal from 2000 to 2002.
Enrononline
17 entries
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Andy Zipper
Chief Commercial Officer of EnronOnline who led strategic partnerships and product development for Enron's pioneering electronic commodity trading platform.
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Barry Tycholiz
Head of West Gas Origination at Enron North America, leading customer coverage, deal structuring, and business development for Western U.S. natural gas markets from 2000 to 2001.
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Credit Derivatives
Enron's credit derivatives trading operation, launched on EnronOnline in early 2000, offered simplified bankruptcy protection products across multiple jurisdictions and intersected with the company's SPE structures through LJM credit risk modeling.
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Enron Capital & Trade Resources
Enron's foundational trading division that transformed the company from a pipeline operator into the world's largest energy trader, pioneering the Gas Bank concept, EnronOnline, and a performance culture that shaped both Enron's rise and its collapse.
Enron Europe
Enron's European trading division headquartered in London, which pioneered commodity trading across European energy markets and served as the birthplace of EnronOnline.
Enron North America
The renamed successor to Enron Capital & Trade Resources, Enron North America operated from September 1999 to early 2001 as Enron's largest and most profitable wholesale energy trading operation, generating billions in revenue while concealing over $1 billion in accounting fraud through hidden reserve accounts.
Enron Wholesale Services
The umbrella division consolidating Enron's global wholesale trading operations, Enron Wholesale Services generated over 93% of the company's revenue by late 2000 and represented the organizational culmination of Enron's transformation from pipeline operator to the world's largest energy trader.
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Fletcher J. Sturm
Natural gas derivatives trader at Enron who authored an industry textbook and led Midwest Power trading operations
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Jeff Skilling
Enron CEO (February-August 2001) and former President and COO who transformed the company from a natural gas pipeline operator into an energy trading powerhouse through the Gas Bank concept and mark-to-market accounting.
John D. Arnold
Vice President of Gas Trading at Enron North America who generated $750 million in profits in 2001, received the largest bonus in Enron history, and later founded Centaurus Advisors.
John Sherriff
President and CEO of Enron Europe who oversaw one of the world's largest commodity trading organizations, spanning European, Australian, and Japanese energy markets
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Kevin M. Presto
Vice President and head of Enron's East Power trading desk, managing one of the company's most successful regional power operations through the 2001 bankruptcy.
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Louise Kitchen
President and CEO of Enron Net Works who created EnronOnline, the pioneering electronic trading platform that doubled Enron's daily gas transactions within a year of its 1999 launch.
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Mark E. Taylor
Vice President and Assistant General Counsel at Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp., heading the Financial Trading Group and serving as the company's top authority on CFTC regulation, derivatives documentation, and international trading law.
Mike Grigsby
Director of West Desk Gas Trading at Enron who managed the IM West physical book and specialized in Gas Daily basis products for Southern California markets during the 2000-2001 energy crisis.
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Robert Benson
Director of East Power Trading who dominated the PJM power market, delivering exceptional returns before transitioning to UBS Warburg following Enron's collapse.