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CFTC Chairman Selig Announces Alex Titus as Chief Advisor
Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael S. Selig today announced Alex Titus as Chief Advisor to the Chairman. “I am thrilled to welcome Alex to the Commission as my Chief Advisor,” said Chairman Selig. “Alex is a seasoned professional with deep expertise in economic and financial policy. He brings to the Commission a wealth of experience working with stakeholders throughout President Trump’s administration on a wide range of issues from his prior perch at the White House. He will be a huge asset to the Commission as it works together with the White House to ensure that the innovations of ... (full story)
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