Kenneth A. Goodwin Jr., MBA, CCI

Kenneth A. Goodwin Jr. has a diverse range of work experience in various industries. Kenneth A. is the Managing Partner & Founder of Jeanensis LLC, a capital markets advisory and digital asset management firm focused on governance, risk and compliance framework advisory, global business development, foreign direct investment, and blockchain and digital transformation advisory.

In addition, Kenneth is an Adjunct Professor of Finance at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, where they teach investment analysis, portfolio management, and corporate finance courses that explore the financial decision-making in investing in digital assets. Kenneth A. also serves as an Executive Board Member for Aphid, Zen Health Technologies, and SAFIOO Society, bringing their expertise to guide these organizations.

Kenneth is a Venture Capital Executive Mentor at SOSV, providing support and mentorship to founders in the Orbit Startups program. Kenneth A. is also a Blockchain & Digital Asset News Contributor for FINTECH.TV, sharing their insights and expertise in the field.

Furthermore, Kenneth is an Adjunct Professor at Queens College, where they teach courses on the economics of cryptoassets and delivers lectures on blockchain, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the impact of digital transformation on various industries. Kenneth A. has also served as an Adjunct Professor at Baruch College, teaching courses on blockchain, wealth management, fraud, and forensic investigations.

Prior to their current roles, Kenneth worked as a National Senior Manager at Grant Thornton LLP, where they secured compliance and risk advisory contracts at Fortune 100 financial institutions and developed and oversaw national advisory service offerings in financial services.

Overall, Kenneth A. Goodwin Jr. has extensive experience in capital markets advisory, digital asset management, finance education, and advisory services, making him a valuable contributor in various roles and organizations.

Kenneth A. Goodwin Jr., MBA, CCI received their Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Finance from the Fox School of Business at Temple University. Kenneth A. attended the institution from 1998 to 2000.