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February 16, 2012

Tactical Allocation Group Names Chief Development Officer

Gene Katz, investment banker and strategic advisor joins TAG.
By Kathy Lynch   
Tactical Allocation Group has hired Gene Katz as chief development officer. Katz will oversee TAG's strategy and operations for corporate development and sales. He will also serve on the executive management committee and head up finance at the firm. Katz was formerly an investment banker at William Blair & Co., where he specialized in mergers and acquisitions within the financial services industry.

Tactical Allocation Group, located in Birmingham, Mich., is a registered investment advisor with more than $1.5 billion assets under advisement in tactically managed, globally diversified ETF portfolios.

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