Thomas E. Berghage

Thomas Berghage is co-founder a of NeuWorld Financial. A naval officer for twenty-four years, Commander Berghage retired as a Navy Psychologist in 1983. Mr. Berghage is a past president of the Financial Analysts Society of San Diego and has served on its Board of Directors in various capacities. He has an undergraduate degree from Minnesota State University, Mankato an MA degree in research psychology from Western Michigan University, an MBA degree from Central Michigan University and has completed all course work for a Ph.D. at the University of Louisville. Prior to establishing NeuWorld Financial, Berghage was a co-founder of RMC Capital Management. Previously, he was vice president/director of research of two West Coast regional brokerage firms. He also served two years as an independent consultant to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Berghage has written more than twenty scientific journal articles, thirty technical reports and four books: Perception and Performance Underwater, Decompression Theory, Beyond Human Comprehension: The Limits of Human Security Analysis and Security Analysis in the Twenty-first Century: And Beyond He has also served on the editorial board of the Journal of Undersea Medicine and contributed to the National Geographic book on exploring the deep frontier. His books have been translated into several foreign languages and he is widely recognized for his original contributions in the field of human performance and undersea exploration. Commander Berghage has served as an invited lecturer and presented numerous papers both here and in Europe. Since entering the world of finance, Berghage has continued writing and has published numerous corporate evaluation reports and more recently published several articles in Artificial Intelligence In Finance. He has presented his work at the Institutional Investor Institute and many CFA Society Chapters around the world.