

October 23, 2020
By & Seth Martin
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Seth has spent his career working in corporate communications across sectors including financial services and diversified industrials.
Prior to joining Teneo in 2016, Seth was Director of Financial Communications for GE, responsible for corporate and reputational issues, quarterly earnings, M&A, legal issues, the annual report, annual meeting and CFO communications.
Prior to joining GE, Seth was Vice President, Communications at Barclays in New York, managing media relations for several of Barclays’ core business lines including: research, commodities, clean-tech investment banking and Latin America communications.
Prior to Barclays, Seth was VP, Communications for Mizuho Corporate Bank, managing Mizuho’s Americas communications. Prior to Mizuho, Seth was an Assistant VP at Morgan Stanley, covering asset management communications.
Seth began his career as a financial journalist and editor at IDEAglobal, covering U.S. equities. As a market strategist at IDEAglobal, Seth was frequently quoted in the media and interviewed on CNN, Fox, and YahooFinance TV.
Seth graduated from Cornell University and lives in New York City with his wife and children.
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