美国商品期货交易委员会 (CFTC) 主席塞利格宣布任命高级职员

美国商品期货交易委员会 (CFTC) 主席塞利格 (Selig) 宣布任命高级职员 |美国商品期货交易委员会
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美国商品期货交易委员会 (CFTC) 主席塞利格宣布任命高级职员
2026 年 2 月 23 日
华盛顿——商品期货交易委员会主席迈克尔·塞利格 (Michael S. Selig) 今天宣布在其办公室任命四名高级职员。
布鲁克·内瑟科特 (Brooke Nethercott) 担任公共事务办公室主任
Brooke Nethercott 加入 CFTC，担任公共事务办公室主任。
“我很高兴欢迎布鲁克加入 CFTC 担任公共事务总监，”主席 Selig 说道。 “在我们推动创新的过程中，她丰富的国会经验和对推进特朗普总统使美国成为世界加密之都的愿景的承诺将是无价的。
“我还要感谢泰勒·福伊作为公共事务办公室代理主任所提供的服务。”
“在新兴技术的这个重要时刻加入 Selig 主席的团队是我的荣幸，”Nethercott 说道。 “我期待支持委员会的支持创新议程，并为我们的市场迎来黄金时代。”
内瑟科特最近担任主席弗伦奇·希尔（阿肯色州共和党）领导下的众议院金融服务委员会副通讯主任，此前曾担任主席希尔的通讯总监。此前，她曾担任 FTI Consulting 战略传播高级顾问，并在 WebMD 和 Pandora Music 的数字媒体领域工作。
她拥有学士学位。哈特福德大学传播学博士学位。
艾玛·约翰斯顿 饰 高级农业顾问
艾玛·约翰斯顿 (Emma Johnston) 加入 CFTC，担任主席的高级农业顾问。
“我很高兴艾玛加入我们 CFTC 的团队，”主席塞利格说。 “美国农业产业是该机构的基础。艾玛的专业知识将帮助指导我们为这个伟大国家的农民创造更高效、更透明的市场。”
“我很高兴加入塞利格主席的团队，就我们大宗商品市场的农业问题提供建议，”约翰斯顿说。 “能够担任特朗普政府和我国农业生产者的职务是我的荣幸，特别是在 CFTC 致力于提高农业界的效率和获得风险对冲工具的机会之际。”
约翰斯顿在加入美国商品期货交易委员会之前，曾担任参议员汤米·图伯维尔（阿拉巴马州共和党）的高级政策顾问，负责管理农业、贸易、能源和环境等领域的投资组合，并支持他在参议院农业委员会的工作。她带来了近十年的国会山经验，包括在前参议员 David Perdue (R-Ga.) 和众议员 Elise Stefanik (NY-21) 的办公室任职。
约翰斯顿是佐治亚州人，获得了学士学位。佐治亚大学食品科学学士学位，硕士学位普渡大学农业经济学学士学位和印第安纳大学工商管理硕士学位。
梅根·坦特 (Meghan Tente) 担任高级顾问
梅根·坦特 (Meghan Tente) 担任董事长的高级顾问。 Tente 曾在 CFTC 担任过多个领导职务，包括最近担任代理主席 Caroline D. Pham 的幕僚长和代理总法律顾问。她此前曾担任商品期货交易委员会市场监督部代理主任。
Tente 于 2012 年加入 CFTC 清算和风险部门，并与交易所、衍生品清算组织、掉期数据存储库和市场参与者合作，解决从注册和数据报告到国际标准和新型衍生产品等问题。
Tente 毕业于布朗大学和康奈尔大学法学院。
Elizabeth (Libby) Mastrogiacomo 担任高级顾问
利比·马斯特罗贾科莫 (Libby Mastrogiacomo) 担任董事长的高级顾问。马斯特罗贾科莫此前曾担任美国商品期货交易委员会前委员萨默·梅辛格和道恩·斯坦普的高级法律顾问。在这些职位上，她为委员们提供有关机构规则制定、执法行动、诉讼、立法提案、注册实体审查和注册申请的建议。
在加入 CFTC 之前，Mastrogiacomo 在 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP 衍生品部门从事法律工作。在那里，她为美国商品期货交易委员会注册的交易平台、清算组织、掉期交易商和掉期数据存储库以及银行、资产管理公司、养老基金和衍生品最终用户提供咨询服务。
她拥有工商管理学士学位。他拥有威廉玛丽学院学士学位和乔治华盛顿大学法学院法学博士学位。
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CFTC Chairman Selig Announces Senior Staff Appointments | CFTC
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CFTC Chairman Selig Announces Senior Staff Appointments
February 23, 2026
WASHINGTON — Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael S. Selig today announced four senior staff appointments in his office.
Brooke Nethercott as Director, Office of Public Affairs
Brooke Nethercott joins the CFTC as director, Office of Public Affairs.
“I’m excited to welcome Brooke to the CFTC as director of public affairs,” Chairman Selig said. “Her extensive congressional experience and commitment to advancing President Trump’s vision for making America the crypto capital of the world will be invaluable as we drive innovation forward.
“I also thank Taylor Foy for his service as acting director of the Office of Public Affairs.”
“It’s an honor to join Chairman Selig’s team at this important moment for emerging technologies,” Nethercott said. “I look forward to supporting the Commission’s pro-innovation agenda and ushering in a Golden Age for our markets.”
Nethercott most recently served as deputy communications director for the House Financial Services Committee under Chairman French Hill (R-Ark.), having previously been Chairman Hill’s communications director. Earlier, she was a senior consultant in strategic communications at FTI Consulting and worked in digital media for WebMD and Pandora Music.
She holds a B.A. in Communication from the University of Hartford.
Emma Johnston as Senior Agriculture Advisor
Emma Johnston joins the CFTC as senior agriculture advisor to the Chairman.
“I’m excited to have Emma join our team here at the CFTC,” Chairman Selig said. “The U.S. agriculture industry is the foundation of this agency. Emma’s expertise will help guide us as we create more efficient and transparent markets for farmers across this great country.”
“I’m thrilled to join Chairman Selig’s team to advise on agricultural issues in our commodity markets,” Johnston said. “It’s an honor to serve the Trump Administration and our nation’s agricultural producers in this role, especially as the CFTC works to increase efficiency and access to risk hedging tools for the agricultural community.”
Johnston joins the CFTC after serving as senior policy advisor to Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), where she managed a portfolio including agriculture, trade, energy, and environment, and supported his work on the Senate Agriculture Committee. She brings nearly a decade of Capitol Hill experience, including roles in the offices of former Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) and Rep. Elise Stefanik (NY-21).
A Georgia native, Johnston earned her B.S. in Food Science from the University of Georgia, M.S. in Agricultural Economics from Purdue University, and M.B.A. from Indiana University.
Meghan Tente as Senior Advisor
Meghan Tente serves as a senior advisor to the Chairman. Tente has served in multiple leadership roles at the CFTC, including most recently as chief of staff to acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham and acting general counsel. She previously served as acting director of the CFTC’s Division of Market Oversight.
Tente joined the CFTC in the Division of Clearing and Risk in 2012 and has worked with exchanges, derivatives clearing organizations, swap data repositories, and market participants on issues ranging from registrations and data reporting to international standards and novel derivatives products.
Tente is a graduate of Brown University and Cornell Law School.
Elizabeth (Libby) Mastrogiacomo as Senior Advisor
Libby Mastrogiacomo serves as a senior advisor to the Chairman. Mastrogiacomo previously served as senior counsel to former CFTC Commissioners Summer Mersinger and Dawn Stump. In those roles, she advised the commissioners on agency rulemakings, enforcement actions, litigation, proposed legislation, examinations of registered entities, and registration applications.
Before joining the CFTC, Mastrogiacomo practiced law in the derivatives group of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. There, she counseled CFTC-registered trading platforms, clearing organizations, swap dealers, and swap data repositories, as well as banks, asset managers, pension funds, and end users of derivatives.
She holds a B.B.A. from the College of William and Mary and a J.D. from The George Washington University Law School.
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