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Flora Coleman heads up the global policy and government relations team at Klarna. Before that, she developed the global government relations and social impact team at international money fintech Wise. This follows a decade of senior political advisory work, including three years as a senior legislative advisor to the U.K. Government.

Chris Bennett is a skilled senior leader in risk management technology with over 14 years of direct RMIS experience in client service, sales, and product management. As the Head of Strategy for the Origami Risk core solutions division, Chris is responsible for business development and strategic alliances as well as for delivering new business solutions to insurers, MGAs, TPAs and risk pools. Chris is skilled in both the RMIS and claims administration markets and previously served as Vice President with CS STARS where he was an integral part of the firm's period of rapid growth and high customer satisfaction. For more information on Origami Risk, visit https://www.origamirisk.com/.

In this flashback to Future Proof, Practice Intel CEO Tom Rieman stops by the Financial Planning booth to talk about his new fintech platform for advisors.

New York Fed chief John Williams says the pace of rate cuts will depend on economic data, not the calendar.

Keri Johnson is a director at Stout. She has extensive expertise with SEC reporting, GAAP-compliant financials, acquisitions and divestitures, accounting process improvement and ERP system implementations. She specializes in oil and gas accounting as well as in many areas of technical accounting. Prior to joining Stout, she was the chief accounting officer at EAG Inc., where she led a team that provided accounting services to oil and gas clients.

Scott Gray is the co-founder and CEO of Clincierge, a provider of patient support services for clinical trials. Since 2015, Clincierge patient coordinators have managed logistics and reimbursements in more than 300 clinical trials worldwide. For more information, visit www.clincierge.com.

A lawyer says the industry has been on notice at least since the "Boom Boom Room" scandal of the 1980s that hostile workplaces won't be tolerated.

Carolyn Armitage has witnessed the long-term shifts in the industry over her career. That's part of why she decided to launch a consulting firm, she tells FP.

Randall Kroszner, Ph.D., was a Governor at the Federal Reserve Board from 2006 through 2009. He is currently the Norman R. Bobins Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Despite not holding any Magnificent Seven stocks, the past year has seen assets soar for this ETF.