Evan Rapoport is one of the principals of hedge fund research and services firm, HedgeCo Networks. At HedgeCo, Mr. Rapoport helps to oversee a hedge fund database of over 6000 hedge funds, as well as hedge fund community of over 25,000 members. He has helped to create almost two hundred hedge fund websites and has also consulted on a substantial amount of new hedge fund launches. Mr. Rapoport and has been featured on CNBC, in Newsweek Magazine, South Florida Business Journal, Florida Trend and Registered Rep. Magazine, among various other publications.

Prior to helping found HedgeCo Networks, Mr. Rapoport was a Senior Vice President at Broadband Capital Management, a NASD member brokerage firm in NYC, NY. At Broadband, Mr. Rapoport managed assets for institutions as well as high net worth clients, and also participated in many private placements and PIPE transactions. Before Broadband, Mr. Rapoport was the youngest Senior Vice President in history at NYSE member Oscar Gruss' Private Client Group. He started his career in a Chairman's Council member's office at Paine Webber in NYC, NY. Mr. Rapoport currently holds Series 3, 7, 24, 63, 55 and 79 securities licenses. He also holds a B.A. from the University of Florida.

Prior to founding HedgeCo, Mr. Schneider worked at Morgan Stanley and Prudential Securities. Mr. Schneider served as a vice-president at Morgan Stanley managing in excess of 100 million dollars of high net worth individual assets. Mr. Schneider participated and structured many private placements, PIPE transactions, Public Offerings with a total value of 250 million dollars. Mr. Schneider as a financial adviser seized the opportunity to offer individual investors, as well as institutional investors a medium to provide accurate and informed information on the explosive Hedge Fund community.

Mr. Schneider has been an integral part in the raising assets and structuring for a number of start-up hedge funds and well as more established household names. Mr. Schneider has been quoted in many financial publications concerning the hedge fund community as well as appeared on financial networks such as CNBC. Mr. Schneider attended The State University at Albany.