To: 'eevacation mail.com[[email protected]] From: Sent: Subject: Re: Thur 6/9/2011 7:55:39 PM he was the first to suggest to sarkozy and his team that he should tackle innovative finance. as much as everyone else takes credit for it. he has some terrific ideas about how to do things and is very good at currency. he's got a quirky personality - likes cars and wine (which is a little annoying but i think rooted in his insecurity and desire to fit in with a peer group) was head of strategy for barclay world wide - youngest ever, etc. he's interested in global risks and financial failures - which fits super well with his skill set of math/physics. he's much better at math than physics and his ability to quickly frame systems and problems around numbers is pretty fun to watch he has a super super kind heart which it think stems from his rebellion against his strict, traditional and teutonic parents since he refers to them frequently in conversation he thought his bosses at barclay were non-thinkers and wanted to see slide decks (without understanding problems) so he left this month he will take over as head of the WEF finance division and i am not sure what that entails but it reports directly to klaus and he will have access to all the finanicla heads that play within the WEF sandbox he is very good at "quiet" behind the scenes stuff analytical, almost to a fault he can help you make connections to formal organizations within the WEF but more importantly i think he's a good thought partner for finance since he will likely approach the problems from a math perspective he is also relocating to nyc this month looks like this: http://www.flickr.com/Dhotos/worldeconomicforum/4674180386/ hope this is helpful —Original Message— From: JeffreMinSeevacation mail.com> To: , Sent: Thu, Jun 9, 2011 12:21 pm tell me about, michael drexler„ hes coming on sat The information contained in this communication is confidential, may be attorney-client