Fintech has its share of glass ceilings and glass cliffs. What do women need to know about building their best careers around these?   How do we as FintechWomen put our best foot forward?   Join FintechWomen for this eye-opening event featuring Founder and Managing Partner of The Meyer Partnership, Nicole Meyer in “Putting Your Best Foot Forward: Women Navigating and Negotiating in Fintech”  

How are fintech entrepreneurs driving innovation and leading their firms to compete in one of the most difficult economies we have faced in recent history? Goodwin Law Partner, Kimberly Monty Holzel and fintech entrepreneurs, Rebecca Kersch, Founder and CEO of Tang App, and Rulonna Neilson, COO of Community Capital Technology discuss how they challenged business norms and delivered performance, defying market threats.    

The requirements for fintech, post-pandemic, may require more than domain expertise. Allow yourself to press ‘pause’ and discover actionable possibilities to build lasting career paths. Abu Jalal, from Suffolk University, Cheri Paulson, from Babson College and FintechWomen’s resident expert Kim DiNicola discuss the long trends, future needs and insights to building successful careers in the digitized future, and the changing roles of schools in career development.  

Top performance in a virtual work environment requires much more than mastering videoconferencing. The technical aspects pale in comparison to the human/relationship side of virtual work. FintechWomen Board Member,  Kim DiNicola speaks with Stefanie Heiter, Founder and CEO of Bridging Distance. This powerhouse team delves  into understanding the human/relationship side of virtual work, and tips for how to help people use technology to work together really well from anywhere.  

Theoretically, machine learning and AI should aid humans in solving problems faster and with better outcomes. But are financial firms and fintechs asking the right questions? In this thoughtful discussion, H.P. Bunaes, Founder of AI Powered Banking discusses a framework to think about how data analytics translates into insights, insights into strategy, and strategy into predictable results.