Nearly 15 years ago, Mike Zuzolo started his career as a Registered Commodities Representative (Series 3) with Utterback Marketing Services, serving as both an Associated Person and as Utterback's livestock analyst starting. In 2001, Mike and three other partners formed Risk Managment Commodities Inc.--a full service brokerage and consulting commodity firm. At RMC, Mike developed the "Overvalue" and "Undervalue" concept of analyzing commodity futures prices, which included integrating and incorporating exchange rates, energy prices, interest rates, and other Macro-economic fundamantal factors into his value-level analysis and price forecasting for grains & livestock futures prices. The reputation of Mike's solid, independent analysis grew, allowing RMC to gain national recognition for its skill in managing risk. Mike has been on Fox Business News, is often in the Dow Jones and Bloomberg newswires, and has also been periodically interviewed for national business publications including the Wall Street Journal and Barron's. The Cattle Network and other commodity-related websites--including foreign sites such as Agrural.com, Agri.gov.cn, Finance.sina.com.cn, and terminmarktwelt.de--have utilized Mike's opinion in their news stories.

In mid-2009, Mike wanted to take his analysis in a different direction, with the intention of both refining and building upon his value-level anlaysis, along with better communicating this analysis and his recommendations to clients and subscribers. The result of this decision was the conception and inception of Global Commodity Analytics & Consulting LLC. Headquarted out of his home in Lafayette, Indiana, Mike's office at Global Commodity Analytics & Consulting LLC is as technologically advanced as many offices in cities such as Chicago and New York, with state-of-the-art trading software and real-time quotes. GCAC clears its futures and options trades through one of the premier FCM's in the country, EFG LLC (through Rosenthal-Collins LLC). The professionalism and knowledge of the EFG staff are unsurpassed in the commodity industry.