What Happened?
Miami, FL-based Rainmaker Securities Appointed Ken Anderson as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
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About the Person
Ken Anderson is Chief Technology Officer at Rainmaker Securities. Previously, Ken held various senior IT leadership roles in the industry.
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