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Chris Griffin is co-founder of Narmi, which powers the online and mobile experience for community banks and credit unions.

Eliot Knudsen is the Data Science Lead at Tamr. He joined the company soon after it was spun out of the CSAIL MIT research lab, working to support its first commercial adopters. Previously, Knudsen was a Data Scientist at Kyruus, a healthcare IT start-up. He has a BS in Applied Mathematics and Statistics with a specialization in Machine Learning from Carnegie Mellon.

Millennials change jobs more than older generations, but thinking about the future is not a huge priority.

Lisa Servon is professor of city planning at the University of Pennsylvania. She was previously professor of urban policy at The New School, where she also served as dean at the Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy. She conducts research in the areas of urban poverty, community development, economic development, and issues of gender and race. Her most recent book is “The Unbanking of America: How the New Middle Class Survives.”

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Theresa Hush is the CEO and Co-Founder of Roji Health Intelligence. She helps organizations take actions that will direct their future through meaningful technology and programs.