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Andrew Chen, Portfolio Manager, Lockheed Martin Investment Management Company And Marcos Veremis, Partner, Evanston Capital "An Institutional Investor Perspective: How we think about Blockchain and Cryptocurrency"

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My guests for today's podcast are Andrew Chen and Marcos Veremis.   Andrew is a Portfolio Manager at Lockheed Martin Investment Management Company where he focuses on the Absolute Return portfolio.  Andrew is an engineer by training and I was happy that he agreed to participate in this podcast given how much time he has spent learning and thinking about blockchain and the potential for the new technology.  Marcos is a partner at Evanston Capital, a leading fund of funds that he joined in 2020.  Previously, Marcos spent 14 years at Cambridge Associates where he led Cambridge Associates research on cryptoassets and blockchain including crypto manager due diligence in the venture and hedge funds spaces.

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