Two senior industry executives are to join the management team. CorrectNet added Peter Lennon as senior vice president of project management. Lennon joins from Lehman Brothers where he was the VP Project Manager across several business groups. Previously, he was with Bank of New York (Pershing) and TD Waterhouse.

CorrectNet also announced the appointment of Bridget Piraino as director of marketing and alliances. Ms. Piraino has led marketing strategies for global organizations in the financial services technology industry including AssetControl, SeeBeyond, TIBCO and Sybase. Prior to Sybase, she was with Goldman Sachs Fixed Income Research.

Mr Miodownik leads Cambrian Associates, an advisory and consulting firm that serves chief executives, chief operating officers, chief investment officers and private equity firms. Prior to founding Cambrian Associates, he held chief operating and chief investment positions at Merrill Lynch and UBS, and was a senior manager at Accenture.

Mr Cline is the managing partner of The Cline Group, which provides consulting, research services and training to the financial services industry. Formerly, Mr Cline was the global managing partner of Accenture’s Global Capital Markets practice, and client partner for firms such as Goldman Sachs, NYSE, and NASDAQ.

As the industry managing partner, he led engagements such as the launch of new electronic markets such as the Intercontinental Exchange, FXall and the multi-year outsourced management of all trading floor operations for a large, global investment bank. Prior to Accenture, he was an executive at Rich Inc, FD Consulting, and a founder of Acai Solutions.

Founded in 1997, CorrectNet provides infrastructure, operations and people to manage the aggregation, enrichment, quality assurance and formatting of complex investment data, delivered through rich reporting web portals to investors, portfolio managers, operations teams and executives. CorrectNet’s managed service supports over 600 implementations, processing over two million data feeds per day and serving over 500,000 users.