Ep 07: Where Will Data, Digital And Fintech Go Post-COVID?
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Bryan Clagett
Director of Strategic Initiatives, StrategyCorps
Continuing our discussion on the financial sector’s response to the COVID crisis, we interviewed Bryan Clagett, a longtime financial services professional and financial technology expert, who currently serves on the StrategyCorps executive team.
Hunter and Bryan discuss how StrategyCorps is serving their financial clients, new technology and the evolution of various financial experiences, and how the U.S. compares to the advancements in financial services across Europe and Canada.
More About Bryan
Bryan is on the StrategyCorps executive team and singularly focused on driving revenue growth through a variety of new initiatives that help financial services organizations and fintech become ever more relevant to consumers and businesses. He’s dedicated to driving growth and market penetration for StrategyCorps in the multibillion-dollar bank and credit union asset class that desire new strategies of engagement with high-value households and businesses.
Prior to joining StrategyCorps, Bryan was CMO and investor at Geezeo, a fintech company that worked with over 500 FIs to help them monetize digital banking. Geezeo was successfully sold to Jack Henry & Associates. Before the fintech world, Bryan was EVP of client development at a nationally known branding firm, focused on financial services.
Bryan’s banking experience includes New Jersey’s Affinity Federal Credit Union, where he served as vice president of marketing and e-commerce, Summit Bank where he worked in marketing and product management and CoreStates Financial Corp., where he managed the corporate and retail marketing function for the 88 branches of the New Jersey subsidiary.
Bryan holds a marketing and business degree from New England College, has done graduate studies at Rutgers and is a Six Sigma professional. In addition to being a globally known fintech influencer, he has spoken at events nationwide and has work published in a variety of publications. He has been a presenter for numerous financial services associations, American Banker, CUES, NAFCU, The American Bankers Association, and several technology firm client conferences. In addition to his professional work, he is Chairman of The Center for Child and Family Services. Bryan is also on the Advisory Board of Procurity, a Fintech TaaS firm based in Denver and BLIP, a bill pay start-up based in Philadelphia.
