Corgi Invest Appoints WisdomTree Veteran Jeff Weniger as Chief Investment Strategist

Corgi Invest today announced that Jeff Weniger, CFA, has joined the firm as Chief Investment Strategist. In the role, Mr. Weniger will help shape product strategy and lead the firm's market commentary and investor-education efforts.

Corgi Invest, the ETF platform of AI financial infrastructure company Corgi, currently manages approximately $944 million across 197 ETFs as of August 17, 2026. Technology-driven from inception, the platform develops thematic, leveraged, structured-buffer and fixed-income ETFs, with an emphasis on cost-efficient access to specialized market exposures. The appointment comes as the firm expands its research and education capabilities following the rapid buildout of its ETF lineup.

Mr. Weniger joins Corgi Invest from WisdomTree Asset Management, where he served as Head of Equity Strategy. He has more than 20 years of experience in investment strategy and asset allocation. Before WisdomTree, he spent more than a decade at BMO, most recently as Director, Senior Strategist in the firm's U.S. wealth management business, where he co-managed ETF model portfolios for the U.S. and Canada and served on the asset allocation committee. Mr. Weniger is a CFA® charterholder and is a frequent commentator in financial media, including CNBC, Bloomberg, and Barron's.

"Our lineup has grown rapidly, and Jeff's arrival comes at an important point as Corgi Invest enters its next phase of growth. He brings a differentiated perspective, deep market expertise, and an exceptional ability to identify opportunities across complex and evolving market environments. We believe he is one of the best in the business, and we're thrilled to welcome him to the team" said Miles Braden, Portfolio Manager at Corgi Invest.

"What stood out to me is how much this team has built so rapidly. The speed they operate at is stunning, and the 197 ETFs they have brought to market speak for themselves. I am looking forward to taking Corgi Invest to the next level," said Mr. Weniger.