Alexis Glick

Alexis Glick distinguished herself on Wall Street by becoming the first and youngest woman to manage Morgan Stanley’s floor operations at the New York Stock Exchange. In this pivotal role from 1998 to 2001, Glick was a top producer on the firm’s Listed Equity Trading Desk, specializing in consumer, entertainment, utility, and real estate investment trusts, alongside financial instruments including banks, credit card stocks, government agencies, and insurance stocks. Her career in finance began as an analyst in the Equities Division at Goldman Sachs, providing her with early exposure to intricate market dynamics. Following her impactful tenure on Wall Street, Glick transitioned into media, initially serving as a senior business correspondent for CNBC.

More recently, Glick served as CEO of Nature Energy North America, where she spearheaded the strategic sale of the biomethane producer to Shell, marking the largest deal in the industry at the time. Glick maintains an active presence in global discourse, contributing to discussions on global markets, finance, politics, and ESG matters. She currently applies her extensive financial and executive acumen as a Board Member for Schreiber Foods and for Gabelli Asset Management (GAMCO).