William Jasien

Bill Jasien is the Executive Vice President and Head of Institutional Markets for ING.  He began his career at ING in 1993, and has held a number of executive positions including the head of US retail markets, global business development and US Customer Operation Centers.  He also held a number of corporate positions including Senior Investment Officer where he had broad corporate finance duties.

In 2006, Bill was nominated by President Bush (43), confirmed by the U.S. Senate and is currently serving a 6 year term on the Board of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC). 

Bill is also a founding partner with Seed Capital, which owns and finances various small business and real estate ventures. 

Prior to joining ING, Bill served in the administration of President George H.W. Bush (41) in a number of capacities, including Assistant to the President for Financial Management and Assistant Secretary of the U. S. Treasury for Finance and Management.

Bill is a 1985 graduate from James Madison University.  He served on the JMU Board of Visitors from 1996 – 2004, concluding his term as the Vice Rector. 

Bill serves on several for- and not-for-profit boards.  He is the Vice Chairman of the State Department Overseas Scholastic Advisory Council, serves on the Executive Board of the American Red Cross and Gleaning for the World.

Bill and his wife, Kathy, who is also a 1985 graduate from JMU, reside in Clifton, Virginia.  They have four children: Trexler, a cadet at the US Military Academy; Alexandra, a sophomore at the University of Alabama; and Hunter, a junior and Chapman, an eighth grader, at Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax.