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Jeremie Bacon is an entrepreneur and CEO in the B2B SaaS and outdoor recreation industries with a 20-year track record of success in organization building, sales &amp; marketing execution, operations, and financial management.  Jeremie served as the CEO of Imagineer Technology Group, which provides software and services that help investment management firms with their investor relations, fund marketing, and communications functions. He also co-founded The Forge Adventure Parks, which designs and builds large-scale outdoor recreation parks to exhilarate, entertain, and educate guests of all ages and abilities.  He proudly sits on the board of 1871, which works with founders, startups, growth-stage, and enterprise companies to explore ideas, build solutions, launch products, and grow. 

Jeremie Bacon is an entrepreneur and CEO in the B2B SaaS and outdoor recreation industries with a 20-year track record of success in organization building, sales &amp; marketing execution, operations, and financial management. Jeremie served as the CEO of Imagineer Technology Group, which provides software and services that help investment management firms with their investor relations, fund marketing, and communications functions. He also co-founded The Forge Adventure Parks, which designs and builds large-scale outdoor recreation parks to exhilarate, entertain, and educate guests of all ages and abilities. He proudly sits on the board of 1871, which works with founders, startups, growth-stage, and enterprise companies to explore ideas, build solutions, launch products, and grow.

LGC E91 - Jeremie Bacon | Building the world's largest aerial adventure park while being a full-time Tech CEO

Download my NEW e-book!  Topics: E-mini S&amp;P 500 ESG FuturesCOVID-19 Impact on ESG InvestingHow Blackrock is a leader in the ESG Investing SpaceMaintaining Balance While on Lockdown Guest: Jeremie BaconCEO of Imagineer Technology Group Jeremie’s Resources TwitterWebsite Rapid Fire  Q. What trader has influenced your life the most and why?A. Kenichi Watanabe. I worked with him briefly on the FOREX desk at the Tokyo headquarters of Suruga Ginko in 1997. He wasn’t a very good trader, and sat at his desk sweating bullets all day every day, placing the absolute minimum number of trades possible, risking the least amount of capital possible. He’d be in and out of a trade within a few seconds each time, happy to win or lose on a trade at one basis point up or down. Q. What was one of the hardest things you’ve had to overcome in the trading industry?A. The idea that trading was glamorous. I was enamored of the idea of trading, cornering a market, and making a boat-load of money in the process. When I started doing it, I discovered that I didn’t have the passion for trading I’d need to be as successful as I knew I wanted to be. I was more interested in the long-game… Q. What is one attribute that you believe every trader should have?A. I think traders need to be dispassionate. Preferably not by nature, because that seems a little depressing, but as a trader, you need to learn to be dispassionate about the market / position / asset class / thing you’re trading. Q. Favorite Book About Trading?A. Market Wizards. It’s the book I read that got me excited about the industry in the first place. Q. What’s the best piece of advice you’ve received about Trading?A. As with most things in life, if you’re serious about being exceptionally good at it, you’d better give it 100% of your energy 100% of the time. Q. If you could give the younger you advice after everything you’ve learned about trading and the markets, what would it be?A. Don’t listen to your dad’s advice about buying gold coins in 1986. Buy the Microsoft stock you wanted to pick up instead. Q. If you had to elevator pitch me your edge in the trading industry what would it be?A. At this point in my life? My edge is that I’m able to be dispassionate about positions. I only trade when I have evidenced-based conviction in a thesis but I’m always ready to be wrong and don’t get bothered by being wrong when it happens. Q. What’s your favorite thing to do when you’re not Trading?A. Hang out with my wife and kids, run around outside, and read/learn new things Record Date:  4/20/20 If you enjoyed this interview with Jeremie be sure to listen to these other episodes: Evolving As A Trader — Merritt Black Less About Fundamentals, More About Risk Management – Mark Dow Futures Radio is a weekly talk show hosted by 21-year futures veteran and CME member Anthony Crudele, an ex-pit trader and one of the first to trade the E-Mini S&amp;P. Each week Anthony talks with traders, CEOs, and other proven market participants about relevant trading and investing information. www.FuturesRadioShow.com

<a href="https://futuresradioshow.com/ebook/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Download my NEW e-book! </a> <h3>Topics:</h3> <ol><li>E-mini S&amp;P 500 ESG Futures</li><li>COVID-19 Impact on ESG Investing</li><li>How Blackrock is a leader in the ESG Investing Space</li><li>Maintaining Balance While on Lockdown</li></ol> <h3>Guest:</h3> Jeremie Bacon CEO of Imagineer Technology Group <h3>Jeremie’s Resources</h3> <ul><li><a href="https://twitter.com/jeremiebacon" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a></li><li><a href="https://www.imagineertechnology.com/default" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a></li></ul> <h3>Rapid Fire </h3> Q. What trader has influenced your life the most and why? A. Kenichi Watanabe. I worked with him briefly on the FOREX desk at the Tokyo headquarters of Suruga Ginko in 1997. He wasn’t a very good trader, and sat at his desk sweating bullets all day every day, placing the absolute minimum number of trades possible, risking the least amount of capital possible. He’d be in and out of a trade within a few seconds each time, happy to win or lose on a trade at one basis point up or down. Q. What was one of the hardest things you’ve had to overcome in the trading industry? A. The idea that trading was glamorous. I was enamored of the idea of trading, cornering a market, and making a boat-load of money in the process. When I started doing it, I discovered that I didn’t have the passion for trading I’d need to be as successful as I knew I wanted to be. I was more interested in the long-game… Q. What is one attribute that you believe every trader should have? A. I think traders need to be dispassionate. Preferably not by nature, because that seems a little depressing, but as a trader, you need to learn to be dispassionate about the market / position / asset class / thing you’re trading. Q. Favorite Book About Trading? A. Market Wizards. It’s the book I read that got me excited about the industry in the first place. Q. What’s the best piece of advice you’ve received about Trading? A. As with most things in life, if you’re serious about being exceptionally good at it, you’d better give it 100% of your energy 100% of the time. Q. If you could give the younger you advice after everything you’ve learned about trading and the markets, what would it be? A. Don’t listen to your dad’s advice about buying gold coins in 1986. Buy the Microsoft stock you wanted to pick up instead. Q. If you had to elevator pitch me your edge in the trading industry what would it be? A. At this point in my life? My edge is that I’m able to be dispassionate about positions. I only trade when I have evidenced-based conviction in a thesis but I’m always ready to be wrong and don’t get bothered by being wrong when it happens. Q. What’s your favorite thing to do when you’re not Trading? A. Hang out with my wife and kids, run around outside, and read/learn new things Record Date:  4/20/20 <h4>If you enjoyed this interview with Jeremie be sure to listen to these other episodes:</h4> <a href="https://futuresradioshow.com/podcast/ms80/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Evolving As A Trader — Merritt Black</a> <a href="https://futuresradioshow.com/podcast/180/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Less About Fundamentals, More About Risk Management – Mark Dow</a> <h6>Futures Radio is a weekly talk show hosted by 21-year futures veteran and CME member Anthony Crudele, an ex-pit trader and one of the first to trade the E-Mini S&amp;P. Each week Anthony talks with traders, CEOs, and other proven market participants about relevant trading and investing information.</h6> <a href="https://futuresradioshow.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.FuturesRadioShow.com</a>

Rise of ESG Futures – Jeremie Bacon

CEO Imagineer

In this episode of the Fintech Focus podcast, we chat with Jeremie Bacon, CEO of Imagineer. Imagineer is a relationship management software company, with products designed to help fund managers and institutional investors operate more efficiently.   ————— Links: Imagineer: https://www.imagineertechnology.com  Benzinga's Fintech Focus Newsletter: https://www.benzinga.com/fintech-focus-newsletter  Benzinga Pro: http://try.benzingapro.com

In this episode of the Fintech Focus podcast, we chat with Jeremie Bacon, CEO of Imagineer. Imagineer is a relationship management software company, with products designed to help fund managers and institutional investors operate more efficiently. ————— Links: Imagineer: <a href="https://www.imagineertechnology.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.imagineertechnology.com</a>  Benzinga's Fintech Focus Newsletter: <a href="https://www.benzinga.com/fintech-focus-newsletter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.benzinga.com/fintech-focus-newsletter</a> Benzinga Pro: <a href="http://try.benzingapro.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://try.benzingapro.com</a>

35: Jeremie Bacon, CEO Imagineer

Insider

HOST: MARK LONGO, THE OPTIONS INSIDER MEDIA GROUP  GUEST: Jeremie Bacon, CEO, Imagineer Technology Group Provide our listeners with an overview of your background in the financial technology space. What is Imagineer Technology Group? Tell us about your 3 different product offerings. What is Clienteer Web? Do you notice any unique challenges within your different niches (hedge funds, venture funds, private equity) or are they effectively the same from a software design point of view? When a fund reaches out to you, what is the #1 thing that they are looking for? Marketing? IR Documentation? What is the big driver? Do you notice any particular unique needs for the institutional players in the derivatives space vs. traditional equities? They say the fund management software industry is booming. Why is that? What is driving that growth? What can we do to grow the alts pie and get more funds into alts? What are you seeing in the institutions and crypto markets? What is the latest with the Illinois Technology Association? And much more... 

HOST: MARK LONGO, THE OPTIONS INSIDER MEDIA GROUP <ul> <li>GUEST: Jeremie Bacon, CEO, Imagineer Technology Group</li> <li>Provide our listeners with an overview of your background in the financial technology space.</li> <li>What is Imagineer Technology Group?</li> <li>Tell us about your 3 different product offerings.</li> <li>What is Clienteer Web?</li> <li>Do you notice any unique challenges within your different niches (hedge funds, venture funds, private equity) or are they effectively the same from a software design point of view?</li> <li>When a fund reaches out to you, what is the #1 thing that they are looking for? Marketing? IR Documentation? What is the big driver?</li> <li>Do you notice any particular unique needs for the institutional players in the derivatives space vs. traditional equities?</li> <li>They say the fund management software industry is booming. Why is that? What is driving that growth?</li> <li>What can we do to grow the alts pie and get more funds into alts?</li> <li>What are you seeing in the institutions and crypto markets?</li> <li>What is the latest with the Illinois Technology Association?</li> <li>And much more...</li> </ul>

Options Insider Radio Interviews: Talking with Imagineer Technology Group CEO Jeremie Bacon

Successful customer relationships are fueled by alignment within a company. To be culturally aligned there needs to be common knowledge of the company’s ultimate objective, and how every person contributes to that goal. In this episode, Jeremie Bacon, Co-Founder and CEO of Synap Software Labs, explains how your customer relationships thrive when your teams beat to the same drum.

Successful customer relationships are fueled by alignment within a company. To be culturally aligned there needs to be common knowledge of the company’s ultimate objective, and how every person contributes to that goal. In this episode, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jjonbac" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jeremie Bacon</a>, Co-Founder and CEO of <a href="https://www.getsynap.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Synap Software Labs</a>, explains how your customer relationships thrive when your teams beat to the same drum.