Jeff Heitzman

Beyond his work in risk analysis, Jeff Heitzman is an investor. He became a partner at CTC in 2013 and managing partner at CTC Ventures, CTC's investment arm, beginning in 2017. As managing partner at CTC Ventures, Heitzman has focused on investments in fintech start-ups, machine learning, and blockchain technologies. CTC Ventures has invested in companies such as Hxro, Pico, and Adjoint. In addition to his work at CTC Ventures, Heitzman is an angel investor at New Stack Ventures, an investment firm founded in 2015 that focuses on start-ups that are pre-revenue, in pilots/PoCs, or early commercialization.He has made personal investments in the companies Allevi and notion.

Jeff Heitzman is an angel investor at New Stack Ventures, as well as Managingmanaging Partnerpartner at CTC Ventures. He has worked with Chicago Trading Company (CTC) for over twenty years; during this time he served in a variety of positions. Heitzman started as an Optionsoptions Tradertrader with CTC in 2001, before taking on the appointment of Executiveexecutive Directiondirector of Financialfinancial Engineeringengineering in June of 2004. In 2009, Heitzman became the Executiveexecutive Directordirector of Riskrisk Managementmanagement at the company, and he stayed in the field of risk analytics, though he servedin a variety of positions and worked with various teams on different objectives, until 2017.

Beyond his work in risk analysis Jeff Heitzman is also an investor himself. He became a partner at CTC in 2013 and managing partner at CTC Ventures, CTC's investment arm, beginning in 2017. As Managing partner at CTC Ventures Hietzman has focused on investments in fintech start ups, machine learning and blockchain technologies. CTC Ventures has invested in companies such as Hxro, Pico, and Adjoint. In addition to being a Managing Partner at CTC Ventures, Hietzman is also an angel investor at New Stack Ventures, an invest firm founded in 2015 that focuses on investing in startups that are pre-revenue, in pilots/PoCs, or early commercialization.He has made personal investments in the companies Allevi and notion.

Heitzman attended University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign earning a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 2001.

Education. He also received a certificate in Quantitative Finance from 7city in 2008.

Beyond his work in risk analysis, Jeff Heitzman is an investor. He became a partner at CTC in 2013 and managing partner at CTC Ventures, CTC's investment arm, beginning in 2017. As managing partner at CTC Ventures, Heitzman has focused on investments in fintech start-ups, machine learning, and blockchain technologies. CTC Ventures has invested in companies such as Hxro, Pico, and Adjoint. In addition to his work at CTC Ventures, Heitzman is an angel investor at New Stack Ventures, an investment firm founded in 2015 that focuses on start-ups that are pre-revenue, in pilots/PoCs, or early commercialization.He has made personal investments in the companies Allevi and notion.

Heitzman attended University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, earning a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 2001. He also received a certificate in Quantitative Finance from 7city in 2008.

Jeff Heitzman is an angel investor and general partner at New Stack Ventures as well as Managing Partner at CTC Ventures. He has worked with Chicago Trading CompanyChicago Trading Company (CTC) for over twenty years.; Duringduring this time, he served in a variety of positions. Heitzman started as an Options Trader with CTC in 2001, before taking on the appoint mentappointment of Executive Direction of Financial Engineering in June of 2004. In 2009, Heitzman became the Executive Director of Risk Management at the company, he stayed in the field of risk analytics, (though he served a variety of positions and worked with various teams on different objectives, until 2017.

Beyond his work in risk analysis Jeff Heitzman is also an investor himself. He became a partner at CTC in 2013 and managing partner at CTC Ventures, CTC's investment arm, beginning in 2017. As Managing partner at CTC Ventures Hietzman has focused on investments in fintech start ups, machine learning and blockchain technologies. CTC Ventures has invested in companies suchassuch as Hxro, Pico, and Adjoint. In Additionaddition to being a Managing Partner at CTC Ventures, Hietzman is also an angel investor at New Stack Ventures New Stack Ventures, an invest firm founded in 2015 that focuses on investing in startups that are pre-revenue, in pilots/PoCs, or early commercializationcommercialization.He has made personal investments in the companies Allevi and notion.

Heitzman attended University of IllinoisUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign earning a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 2001.

Jeff Heitzman is an angel investor and general partner at New Stack Ventures as well as Managing Partner at CTC Ventures. He has worked with Chicago Trading Company (CTC) for over twenty years. During this time, he served in a variety of positions. Heitzman started as an Options Trader with CTC in 2001, before taking on the appoint ment of Executive Direction of Financial Engineering in June of 2004. In 2009, Heitzman became the Executive Director of Risk Management at the company, he stayed in the field of risk analytics (though he served a variety of positions and worked with various teams on different objectives, until 2017.

Beyond his work in risk analysis Jeff Heitzman is also an investor himself. He became a partner at CTC in 2013 and managing partner at CTC Ventures beginning in 2017. As Managing partner at CTC Ventures Hietzman has focused on investments in fintech start ups, machine learning and blockchain technologies. CTC Ventures has invested in companies suchas Hxro, Pico, and Adjoint. In Addition to being a Managing Partner at CTC Ventures, Hietzman is also an angel investor at New Stack Ventures, an invest firm founded in 2015 that focuses on investing in startups that are pre-revenue, in pilots/PoCs, or early commercialization.

Heitzman attended University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign earning a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 2001.

Education. He also received a certificate in Quantitative Finance from 7city in 2008.