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Antonucci is the president of Regence BlueShield, where he directs and guides the company’s business objectives and community engagement efforts.  

Gregory Nassour helps run almost $100 billion in U.S. bond mutual fund money -- but there's a reason you've never heard of him. He works at Vanguard and shuns the limelight.

Diana Monteith is a vice president of Loomis, Sayles & Company and a senior research analyst covering the healthcare and biotechnology sectors for the Loomis Sayles fixed income group. Additionally, Diana is responsible for distressed debt and convertible bonds across industries. She is a member of both the high yield and convertible sector teams and the full discretion and relative return product teams. \nPrior to Loomis Sayles, Diana led credit research in Latin America and financial institutions research at JP Morgan, in addition to being an analyst in JP Morgan’s venture capital group. She was also a director in the corporate and financial institution groups at Standard & Poor’s and was responsible for mergers and acquisitions at Continental Insurance Company. Diana earned a BA from the University of West Florida and an MBA from New York University.

As Managing Director of Los Angeles-based American Financial Network,Denise Villanueva oversees the growth and development of a thriving\nfinancial planning and wealth management firm. She works directly with the founder and president of the company, Brett S. Ellen, and other top\nexecutives at the firm to bring independent financial solutions to both individual and corporate clients. Mr. Ellen has been the #1 advisor and the #1 producer with Securities America, one of the largest independent\nbroker\/dealers in the nation, for many years. The AFN team is also known for its training and empowerment program for financial advisors, which ties in to their innovative Collaborative Services Platform and Financial Solutions\nAlliance groups. Denise has a degree in Economics from UCLA and over 20 years of experience in business marketing and development. She has worked\nfor Victoria's Secret, The Walt Disney Company, Magic Johnson Enterprises,IBM and the Los Angeles Raiders.

\nMorrison joined Securities America in 2012. As the chief compliance officer, Morrison serves as a member of the firm’s Executive Leadership Team and leads the firm’s advisory compliance; licensing; communication review; branch office exam; workflow; policies and procedures; surveillance; and client regulatory and inquiry groups. Her responsibilities include providing strategic direction to the Compliance Department and overseeing the development, implementation, communication and review of all compliance policies, procedures and technology designed to meet the requirements of federal and state regulatory authorities. \n\n\nAs the former managing director of regulatory affairs and chief compliance officer of investment affairs at Morgan Keegan in Memphis, Tenn., Morrison was in charge of ensuring regulatory management and managed various compliance areas, including privacy, business continuity planning, advertising and marketing, anti-money laundering, advisory compliance and equity capital markets compliance. Morrison began her career in compliance in 1998 and joined Morgan Keegan in 2007.\n\n\nMorrison came to Morgan Keegan through the purchase of AmSouth Investment Services (AIS), a wholly owned subsidiary of AmSouth Bancorporation, based in Birmingham, Ala. At AIS, she also served as a senior manager in the Compliance Department responsible for overseeing various areas. Before AIS, Morrison served as the chief compliance officer for NBC Securities Inc. for four years, reporting to both the president and parent company’s board of directors. \n\n\nMorrison graduated from Samford University with a bachelor’s degree in business management and finance and holds the Series 7, 14, 24, 53, 63, 65, 79 and 99, IB and OS registrations. In addition, she is a member of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, the National Society of Compliance Professionals and the Securities and Insurance Licensing Association.\n