Hedge Smart
Maximize profits and minimize risk with our quantitative, fundamental, and technical analysis.
Stephen Schork
Editor
Stephen Schork, formerly a proprietary floor trader (Local) in the New York Mercantile Exchange’s energy complex, has more than 25 years’ experience in physical commodity and derivatives trading, risk systems modeling, and structured commodity finance. In 2005, Stephen launched The Schork Group, Inc.,– an energy consulting/publishing firm that provides independent analysis of supply and demand economics, with special emphasis on the impact of geopolitical events on price volatility.
Ryan McCabe
Associate Editor
Ryan McCabe has 10 plus years as a senior management position in the heating oil industry. Ryan entered the heating oil industry with an energy trading and finance background. From day one, Ryan has been responsible for all aspects of hedging, risk management, supply and pricing protection programs. Over the years, Ryan has been involved with all facets of the heating oil and propane business. To this day, he is still on the front lines often working with customers and handling all the day-to-day activities of a heating oil dealer.
Dawn Winter
General Manager
Dawn Winter has held several executive management positions in the print and online publishing industries. Having launched multiple successful start-up ventures, Dawn has extensive experience in organizational optimization and the implementation of processes to scale business infrastructures.
As General Manager of The Schork Group, Inc. Dawn is responsible for the day-to-day leadership of the company. In this role, Dawn has helped establish The Schork Report as the leading independent research note for the energy industry.
Dawn’s influence extends throughout all areas of the organization including strategic planning and execution, corporate management, financial operations, product development, sales and marketing initiatives and implementation, technology deployment, client services, and media relations.
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