Gavin Daly is Executive Editor and Managing Director at Money-Media, A Financial Times company. Publications under Daly's editorial direction, including Agenda, BoardIQ, FundFire, Ignites and Ignites Europe have averaged more than 90% renewal rates each of the past six years. His portfolio also includes The Outstanding Directors Exchange conference series for board directors. Before joining Money-Media in 1999, he was with The Boston Globe, The Hartford Courant and Institutional Investor. Daly graduated from the University of Connecticut.

Joan Warner is the managing editor of Agenda. Before joining Money-Media, she held senior editorial positions at Directorship and at Business Week, where she worked for almost 20 years. In 2007 she wrote a book about how to create a great photo album. She holds a BA in Classics & English and an MA in Comparative Literature, both from Harvard.

Kristin Gribben is Agenda's associate editor. Before joining the team, she covered North American energy markets in Washington, D.C., writing about ever-increasing gas prices among other issues. Kristin has several years of experience in print journalism at consumer magazines, newspapers and trade publications. Born and raised in Seattle, she has a B.A. in International Politics and Economics from Albertson College of Idaho.

Tony Chapelle is a senior reporter with Agenda. He previously covered stockbrokers, individual investors and brokerage companies as a senior editor for On Wall Street magazine. In the late 1990s, he and his wife Carla ran a newsletter called Securities Pro, which reported on African Americans in the financial services industry. From 1989 until 1993, Tony produced television programs at CNN Business News in New York. Tony earned a master’s degree from Columbia Journalism School. He lives with his wife and two children in Harlem.

Amanda Gerut is a reporter with Agenda. She spent the past five years covering the mutual fund industry, particularly issues of interest to mutual fund independent directors. Before coming to Agenda, she served as the managing editor of BoardIQ. She has also worked previously as a reporter for The Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J., and as a reporter for The Herald News in New Jersey. Amanda was born in Chicago and has a B.A. in Journalism and Politics from New York University.

Josh Martin is a senior reporter with Agenda. Josh was previously managing editor of World Business Media, which covered the homeland security field. He has also worked as New York correspondent for IC Publications/The Middle East, reporting on international trade and investment, and a feature correspondent for the American Management Association. His work has appeared in The Journal of Commerce, Global Investor and other publications. Josh was born in New York and graduated from Fordham University/School of Visual Arts.

Marc Hogan is a reporter for several Money-Media publications, including Agenda. He also writes about music for Pitchfork Media and Playboy.com. Marc comes from BusinessWeek, where he covered the financial markets. He has also written for AOL CityGuide, The Chicago Tribune, National Geographic Traveler and Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, among others. Hogan holds bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism from Northwestern.

Katie Wagner is a junior reporter with Agenda. She most recently worked as a staff writer for The Princeton Packet, focusing on Princeton University and the conflicts between the two Princeton municipalities. She has also covered a four-municipality-beat for a New Jersey daily and freelanced for New Jersey & Company, the trade magazine for real estate brokers, developers and architects. Katie got her start in journalism interning for the South Bend Tribune and reporting for the University of Notre Dame’s student daily, The Observer. Katie has a B.A. in English from the University of Notre Dame.

Jonathan E. Braunstein is Editorial Director – Events and Custom Publishing at Money-Media, the parent company of Agenda, responsible for the editorial content of conferences, networking events and webcasts. Prior to Money-Media, Jonathan worked as a television news producer and writer in Boston at WHDH, Boston's NBC affiliate, and WFXT, Boston’s Fox affiliate. Originally from New Jersey, he is an alumnus of Brandeis University in Waltham, MA.

Greg Shulas is Opinion Editor for Agenda and Interactive Editor for sister publications Ignites and Fundfire. He has previously served as senior reporter at Agenda. He has also served as a wealth management reporter for FundFire and a staff writer for the Connecticut Post. The New Jersey native has a B.A. from the University of Delaware.

Jonathan Gregg is the copy editor for Agenda. He has been working in New York City as a copy editor, musician and writer for the past 20 years. A graduate of Brown University, he spent more than a decade freelancing for numerous magazines ranging from Institutional Investor to Vanity Fair before doing a five-year stint at Time, Inc., where he was the senior editor of Time.com. Besides working for Money-Media, his most recent assignment was copyediting and fact-checking George Plimpton's biography of Ernest Shackleton.

Andrew Willmott is group managing editor of Money-Media, responsible for all of the company's editorial content. He has worked at Money-Media since 2001, as a reporter and then managing editor on FundFire. Contact Andy at 212-542-1203.

Kate Ventricelli is Director of Sales for Agenda, Agenda Best Practices Series and the Outstanding Directors Exchange. Kate has worked in the financial services industry in sales and client service area in the media, conferences and advertising industries. She has her bachelors degree in finance from Fairfield University.

Dan Fink is the Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Money-Media. In this role he oversees subscription sales and renewals, conference sales, marketing, graphics and customer service. Prior to Money-Media, Dan managed an e-commerce website for Computer Associates' consumer division and was the head of the Direct Marketing department at Loan Pricing Corporation (a subsidiary of Reuters). Dan earned an MBA at Indiana University and was a national champion gymnast.

Chris Pini is the Vice President of Sales for Money-Media. In this role he is oversees subscription sales and renewals, along with sales in our events and custom publishing division. Previously, Chris worked for 15-plus years in different sales roles at a leading asset management company and financial data providers. Chris holds a BA in Business Management from Saint Peter’s College.

Grail Jennings is the director of subscriber management for Money-Media. Previously, she worked in business development in the fashion industry. Grail is originally from Northern Ireland and studied at F.I.T. in New York City. She loves to travel.

In January 2009, Andrew Sollinger was appointed Managing Director of the FT’s US commercial operations, which include the Financial Times and Money-Media, the US-based market leader in online news and commentary on fund management and corporate boards. Previously, Sollinger was Managing Director of Money-Media and was a part of the executive team that sold Money-Media to the FT in January 2008. Before joining Money-Media in 2005, he was Group Publisher of Capital Markets at Thomson Media in New York, where he held various roles in strategy and new product development from 1997-2004. Prior to joining Thomson, he was an editor with Institutional Investor for 10 years, including a year each in London and Hong Kong.

Rachel Wang is the Advertising Services Manager for Money-Media. In this role, she is responsible for managing numerous advertising campaigns across all of Money-Media's publications. She joins us from FHM/Emap Metro LLC, where she was Online Production Controller.

Shane Cunningham is the FT's U.S. director of advertising covering corporate markets.