We hope Jason doesn’t mind that we call him a pain in the ass.  Believe us- we consider it a huge compliment.   Because those are the people who get things done.  Large organizations like banks are very resistant to change,

One might expect one of the world’s most respected voices in Fintech to be stuffy or academic and dry.  But Kosta Peric is easily one of the most exciting, enthusiastic, and easy to laugh people you have ever met.

Nicole Sturgill’s title at CEB is Executive Advisor, but what she actually does is translate between the worlds and languages of technology and finance.  Tech tends to embrace nimble, light, quick moving, advancement.

Jon Jones is a Manchester United Fan, but don’t hold that against him!   Seeing the need for reliable online identity verification for banks and other financial institutions, he founded Trulioo in Vancouver, BC,

Hamed Shahbazi created Tio Networks to make it less expensive to be poor.   Creating applications for bill payment, they help people pay bills on time to keep them from paying late fees and having their credit impacted.

Jesse Podell expresses himself with kind directness and his presence gives you the sensation that something is about to pop.   His energy and optimism are infectious, which is good, because he is the MD for the Startupbootcamp Fintech NYC.

After serving in the Army Corps of Engineers, finishing college, and building a successful career away from home,  Jill Castilla was called home to Edmond, Oklahoma to save the local bank.   Facing a lot of resistance, she had to fire family,

Bailey Reutzel has been canvassing the country, finding out what people outside of the banking/fintech bubble care about when it comes to money.   In her blog MoneyTripping, she crosses the lower 48,  and tells us the real story of money is the USA.