Gill worked for the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) from 2017 to 2019, first as chief operating officer and then as chief of staff to the former chairman. The 28-year-old Artell Cunningham was shot and murdered by police on the evening of January 29. Michael (Mike) Gill, a married father of three, was waiting to pick up his wife at Mount Vernon Square when he became the first victim of random acts of violence. Outside the automobile, Kristina Gill’s wife—found him bleeding and unconscious.
In a statement released Saturday, Kristina Gill remembered how “his heart was evident in everything he did,” both in his personal and professional life. He coached his daughter’s soccer team, served at Holy Trinity Parish and “relished opening our home to friends and colleagues to bring people together. Friends of Mike’s knew they could always count on him to help solve a problem. He was in his element pouring a friend a drink and sharing a good story to give a laugh.”
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Who was Michael Gill before he was shot death?
Gill was the Housing Policy Council’s senior vice president of capital markets when he passed away. Under Trump, he oversaw the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as chief of staff. Despite being transported to the hospital, he did not make it. His age was 56.
Who is Michael (Mike) Gill widow Kristina Gill?
Her LinkedIn page states that she was a special counsel from August 2016 to January 2023 and that she has been a partner at Duane Morris LLP since January 2023.
Between August 2010 until August 2016, Kristina oversaw EDMC’s compliance with federal and state regulations.
She recently posted on her LinkedIn account about her work related,
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