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John Tuttle

John Tuttle
Vice Chairman at NYSE & President at NYSE Institute

John Tuttle is Vice Chairman at NYSE & President at NYSE Institute, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE: ICE).

As member of the senior leadership team, Tuttle oversees NYSE’s Global Listings and Exchange Traded Products businesses including managing the Exchange’s relationships with more than 2,400 companies located in 46 countries and accounting for 40 million jobs.

Since joining NYSE in 2007, Tuttle has served in a succession of roles including Chief Commercial Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Global Head of Listings, Chief of Staff, Head of Corporate Affairs, and as Managing Director of Global Affairs and Government Relations for NYSE Euronext, then-parent company of the New York Stock Exchange as well as five other financial exchanges in Europe.

Prior to joining the organization, Tuttle held various roles in the United States Government.

John holds a MBA from the University of Notre Dame and BBA from Eastern Michigan University.

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