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Registered Attendees As of 10/12/17 Micah Allred Ensign Peak Advisors Registered Attendees as of 10/12/17 Micah Allred Mike Bowling Ensign Peak Advisors University of Alberta David Andre Phillip Brzenk Cerebellum Capital S&P Dow Jones Indices Andrew Ang David Buckle BlackRock Institute for Quantitative Investment Research Kevin Armstrong Kevin Byrnes INTECH Investment Management LLC DuPont Raffi Babian Fan Chen Wilshire Associates Ping An Securities Ian Baker Oksana Cherniavsky Fidelity Institutional Asset Management Prudential Financial Arik Ben Dor Roger Clarke Barclays Ensign Peak Advisors Jim Bennett Michelle Clayman Maine PERS New Amsterdam Partners Andy Berkin Mary Ida Compton Bridgeway Capital Management Alan Biller and Associates Brad Betts George M. 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