401k Wire has completed its annual "100 Most Influential People in Defined Contribution" list and it includes a large number of AIF/AIFA designees and Tools subscribers. 401k Wire does require a subscription to read, but you can see the list via the above link. Fi360 would like to say congratulations to the following individuals and thank them using their positions of influence to further the fiduciary cause.
- #2 - Fred Reish, AIFA, fi360 Conference speaker
- #19 - Don Trone, AIFA and fi360 co-founder
- #32 - Marc Zimmerman, AIF
- #33 - Yaqub Ahmed, AIF
- #40 - Tommy Thomasson, CEO of DailyAccess Corp., a CEFEX Certified Recordkeeper
- #44 - John Kim, AIF
- #48 - Bruce Ashton, AIFA
- #61 - Al Otto, AIFA, Tools subscriber
- #58 - Mike DiCenso, AIF
- #60 - Dorann Cafaro, Tools subscriber
- #67 - Patrick Rieck, AIF
- #83 - Charlie Epstein, AIF, Tools subscriber
- #84 - David Hinderstein, AIF
- #86 - Chad Larsen, AIF
- #89 - Randy Long, AIF
- #91 - Gregg Andonian, AIF, Tools subscriber
- #95 - Barbara Delaney, AIF
- #96 - Mark A. Davis, AIF
In addition to these designees and subscribers, we'd like to congratulate the following people who we also consider friends of fi360:
- #14 - Brian Graff
- #17 - Steve Saxon
- #28 - Vince Giovinazzo
- #46 - Dave Musto
- #75 - Lou Harvey, fi360 Conference speaker
- #76 - Marcia Wagner
- #80 - Phil Chiricotti
- #99 - Jerome Schlichter
There were also 35 AIF/AIFA designees on the honorable mention list. Between the designees, subscribers, and friends of fi360, 25% of the most influential people in defined contribution have an affiliation with fi360. This speaks volumes to the space AIF/AIFA designees and Tools subscribers occupy as leaders in moving the industry in the right direction. We can't wait to see next year's list and the positive impact these individuals and all fi360 members have on the industry in 2009.
If you are a designee or subscriber who has received an honor or recognition for your practices or impact on the industry, make sure you let us know at blog@fi360.com.

Comments