Attention Grabbers: REDI CEO, New CTO Talk Reorganization

REDI chief Rishi Nangalia and Mark Etherington, the provider's newly-appointed CTO, talk to Dan DeFrancesco about the firm's reorganization and what the future holds.

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Rishi Nangalia, REDI CEO

Not quite a startup anymore, yet far from a massive vendor, REDI Global Technologies sits somewhere in the middle.

The New York-based technology firm has seven offices and a stable of approximately 600 clients who use its products ─ the most well-known of which is REDIPlus, a multi-broker, multi-asset order/execution management system (OEMS) and winner of the Waters Rankings 2015 award for Best EMS provider ─ every day. With origins that date back to 1992, it's hardly the new kid on the block.

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