LTSE Group, owner of the Long-Term Stock Exchange (LTSE), has hired Lisa Young as general counsel of its LTSE Services business, effective June 5.
Young most recently was general counsel with LendingTree. Before that she was general counsel at Axiom Global and Enova International. Earlier in her career she was assistant general counsel at JPMorgan Chase. Her experience includes advising and scaling high-growth companies and returning value to shareholders through organic growth, IPOs and acquisitions.
The LTSE launched in September 2020 after gaining approval from the SEC. It came into being with listing standards prioritizing long-term actions and promoting transparency by requiring listed companies to detail and publish policies that offer stakeholders insight into how a company builds its business for the long term.
Maliz Beams, CEO of LTSE Group, says in a statement: ‘We are very excited to have Lisa join us. Her expertise and passion about LTSE, and our mission, will benefit our clients and our team immeasurably.’
CEO APPOINTMENT
In addition, Bill Harts has become CEO of the LTSE, also on June 5. His experience includes holding senior management positions at Nasdaq, Bank of America, Citigroup and the Modern Markets Initiative.
Harts says in a statement announcing the move: ‘I have followed LTSE’s progress over time with great interest and am a firm believer in its purpose and its value to companies and stakeholders. I’m honored to join the team and am very committed to the mission.’
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