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Todd Skousen is the CEO of The Oxford Club. As a top executive of the Club for more than 15 years, including four years as Chief Creative Officer, he’s led one of the strongest creative teams in the financial publishing industry in greatly expanding the reach of the Club.
Under Todd’s leadership, the Club has grown by more than 250,000 Members. He has also been instrumental in building new investment services and benefits within the organization.
Todd has worked with Oxford Club strategists to develop top-performing VIP Trading Research Services like Technical Pattern Profits, Oxford Microcap Trader and more. He has also helped create a number of new and exciting Chairman’s Circle services and benefits – including the newly launched Oxford X, which helps Chairman’s Circle Members organize their many Club-recommended trading picks by providing a proprietary top 10 ranking of picks from all Oxford Club services. Todd looks forward to helping develop more exciting services and benefits for Members in the future.
Kristin has worked as a Research Analyst and contributor to Wealthy Retirement since 2014. She provides deep, fundamental and inferential insight to the Club’s strategists.
Prior to joining The Oxford Club, she spent 10 years as a trader, analyst and portfolio manager. A self-proclaimed “recovering short seller,” Kristin began her career with a highly respected independent research firm, where she learned the value of contrarian investing.
The Club’s secret to success, according to Kristin, is its ability to marry Wall Street financial analysis with Main Street common sense.
She holds a B.A. in political science and psychology from The Ohio State University.
Justin first joined The Oxford Club in August 2008. Exactly one month later, he witnessed the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the dawn of the Great Recession. In the months that followed, he saw firsthand how investors gave in to fear and panic. But he also watched The Club’s strategists face the collapse with confidence – providing sound advice to Members throughout the crisis. Justin has been an advocate for investor education ever since.
He went on to work for several other financial organizations throughout the last 15 years, but his dedication to financial literacy drew him back to The Oxford Club in 2021. As Editorial Director, he works closely with the entire editorial team to ensure that only the very best content makes its way to Members.
Before joining The Oxford Club, Justin was an English teacher in Upstate New York. He holds a B.A. in English from the State University of New York at Geneseo.
Anthony Summers is the Director of Trading for The Oxford Club and a contributing writer across several of its publications, including the premium monthly newsletter The Oxford Income Letter and the e-letter Wealthy Retirement. He is the author of Wealthy Retirement’s weekly Value Meter column, which focuses on identifying undervalued investment opportunities through a disciplined, long-term lens.
With over a decade of experience in the financial markets, Anthony specializes in developing profitable short- and long-term strategies across stocks, bonds, and options. His trademark approach − which he calls “conservatively aggressive” − blends risk-conscious discipline with opportunistic thinking.
His research has helped guide thousands of self-directed investors toward smarter, more confident financial decisions.
Beyond his professional work, Anthony is a devoted Christian, husband, and father. When he’s not researching or writing, you’ll likely find him reading, running, or enjoying a quiet evening with a fine cigar and a well-aged dram of single malt.
Rachel Gearhart is the Publisher of The Oxford Club. She joined the Club in 2014 to help develop financial literacy courses for investors, and her role has since expanded to Publisher. As Publisher, Rachel helps to ensure that we’re producing valuable, actionable content for Members and that we inspire as many people as possible to take control of their finances and achieve financial freedom.
Rachel contributes to The Oxford Insight and Chairman’s Circle Weekly Briefing. She also hosts The Oxford Clubroom and is the Master of Ceremonies at many of our events.
According to Rachel, what sets the Club apart from others in the financial publishing industry is its emphasis on conscious capitalism and its rational optimism – determinedly uncovering the best investing opportunities regardless of who’s in office or what the market is doing.
Before joining The Oxford Club, Rachel worked for several years as a technical writer for a software developer and as the assistant editor of a city magazine. She holds an M.A. in rhetoric and writing from the University of New Mexico and a B.A. in both psychology and English from the University of Delaware.
She’s passionate about financial literacy, traveling, and fly-fishing.
Steven King is the Event Director for The Oxford Club. For the past 18 years, he has traveled the world skillfully promoting and coordinating seminars, conferences and investment tours for The Oxford Club.
From sold-out events in Beijing to London to New York – and points in between – Mr. King has received praise for his wonderful presentation skills and highly efficient organizational expertise.
He was previously the manager for Alexander Green’s and Marc Lichtenfeld’s VIP Trading Services. Before joining The Oxford Club, he was an account executive for MBNA America.
Julia C. Guth is Chair of The Oxford Advisory Council, an esteemed group of leaders of diverse backgrounds who lend their expertise, insights and connections to aid the Club in its commitment to excellence and service to Members. Previously, Julia led The Oxford Club as CEO & Executive Publisher for more than 30 years, growing the organization to more than 50,000 lifetime Members from all over the world. She’s also the Founder of one of the first online financial education e-letters in the country
– Investment U.
Julia credits the Club’s success to its long-term, global, optimistic perspective, as well as the talented advisory and service teams she’s put together on behalf of its Members.
Julia graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder, with a B.A. in Latin American studies, and she holds an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management in Phoenix, Arizona. She’s involved with two global charities, as a Co-Founder and the Chair of the Board of The Roberto Clemente Health Clinic in Nicaragua and as a Board Member for Relief International.