Mr. Trennert is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Strategas and its related companies. In addition, as Chief Investment Strategist, Mr. Trennert is known as one of Wall Street’s top thought leaders on the subject of markets and economic policy. His research pieces are read by leading institutional investors and corporate executives across the globe. Strategas has been ranked as Wall Street's leading macro-only research firm for six straight years.  He sits on R.W. Baird’s executive committee.

In 2006, Mr. Trennert co-founded Strategas, which originally began with just five employees. Today, the firm employs over fifty research analysts, institutional salesmen, and sales traders at its offices in New York and Washington D.C. Prior to founding Strategas, Mr. Trennert was the Chief Investment Strategist and a Senior Managing Director at International Strategy & Investment (ISI) Group. Jason is a regular guest on business news programs broadcast by CNBC, CNBC Italia, Fox Business News, and Bloomberg TV. He is the author of three books about investing and the investment business. My Side of the Street was published by St. Martin’s Press in May 2015.  He is a frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal's op-ed pages.

Mr. Trennert’s two most notable calls involved coining the phrase “TINA” as it relates to equities in a world of perpetually low interest rates, his early recognition of the potential allure of Donald Trump as a presidential candidate, and the salutary impact his election might have on the equity market. Mr. Trennert credits his often out-of-consensus calls to his frequent travels to visit clients in 45 states and 25 foreign countries.

He is committed to a number of Italian, Italian-American, and Catholic causes in New York and abroad. For his efforts he was honored at the 66th Annual Columbus Day parade in New York and was awarded the honorific of Cavaliere by the Republic of Italy on June 2, 2017.  Mr. Trennert is on the Board of the Columbus Citizens Foundation and is a Trustee of the National World War II Museum.  He served on the investment committee of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund for nine years.

Jason received a Presidential appointment to serve as the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Markets in the Trump Administration under Secretary Scott Bessent.  Unfortunately, due to an unforeseen health issue, he had to decline the appointment.

He has an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and BS in International Economics from Georgetown University.