Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Susan Medina is an executive headhunter with Battalia Winston.

Jason joined Live Oak Bank in 2011 and has been involved in the evolution of the bank for over five years. During that time, Jason has held positions on the loan servicing team, special assets team, underwriting team, lending team and most recently the emerging markets team. During his tenure, he has overseen a $150MM loan servicing portfolio, managed $25MM in troubled loan assets, originated over $50MM in funded loan volume, and helped bring six new industry verticals to market including�Agriculture, Family Entertainment Centers, Self-Storage, Wine and Craft Beverages, Hotels, and Insurance.Jason is currently General Manager of the eLending department at Live Oak.� In the first full year of operations, the eLending department has experienced triple digit growth and is tracking to produce 20% of the loan volume of the remaining core business units of Live Oak Bank.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YN2etWzoWM&feature=youtu.be�

Zach Perret is Plaid's CEO and co-founder.

Yaakov Erlichman is the Director of Risk Management for the Merchant Financing product at American Express. Yaakov is an experienced risk management professional focused on managing credit risk at American Express for the last 9 years. Yaakov was a core member of the team which launched the Merchant Financing product at American Express, providing an alternative lending solution designed to meet the needs of small and mid-market companies. Yaakov has a wide variety of experience in marketing/acquisition, data analytics, underwriting, customer management and operations.Prior to American Express, Yaakov worked in the Bio Tech and Health care industries. Yaakov has a Master’s degree in Organizational Psychology from Columbia University and an MBA from New York University Stern School of business. Yaakov is an avid ice-hockey player and is involved in numerous non-profit organizations.�

Kenneth L. Turchi is assistant dean of finance and administration at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.�

John Fishback is a principal executive advisor at CEB, a best practice insight and technology company.

David Pinski is chief strategist for Hitachi's Financial Innovation Laboratory, Global Center for Social Innovation.

Julie Copeland is a partner with Lewis Baach Kaufmann Middlemiss and formerly a general counsel and managing director for the global financial crimes legal department at JPMorgan Chase.

Craig Saperstein�is a�counsel in Pillsbury's Public Policy practice and resides in the law firm's Washington, DC office. He lobbies on behalf of corporate, nonprofit, foreign sovereign, and public sector clients in Congress, the Executive Branch, and state and local governments. He also assists such clients in developing and implementing sophisticated government relations programs at the federal and state levels that are geared to provide a demonstrable return on investment. He represents clients on a variety of policy issues, including financial services, cybersecurity, international trade, veterans, energy, economic development, transportation, and health care matters. Further, he provides legal and lobbying counsel to clients subjected to congressional investigations and helps clients identify and address potential vulnerabilities to such investigations.Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Saperstein worked as policy advisor for the campaign of U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan (D-N.C.), and as government affairs manager for the Natural Products Association. He also spent several years as a legislative aide in the office of former U.S. Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.), where he worked on judiciary, homeland security, and transportation issues.In the financial services sector, Mr. Saperstein provides legal and advocacy advice to clients in the payments and cards markets, with a particular focus on regulation and supervision of bank and non-bank financial institutions by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He also represents several foreign sovereign clients with respect to their U.S. policy priorities and several public sector clients, including his hometown, the City of Greensboro, NC.Beyond representing clients in Washington, Mr. Saperstein has helped trade associations and corporations develop a strategic plan to address complex state government relations issues. Leveraging the Pillsbury Public Policy team’s extensive network of lawyers and lobbyists across the country, Mr. Saperstein often identifies and then manages legal counsel and/or lobbying consultants chosen to assist a client with a state government relations challenge or opportunity.While in law school Mr. Saperstein served as Publications Editor for the American University International Law Review and was a research associate for the Public International Law and Policy Group. Mr. Saperstein is currently a member of the Board of Governors of the North Carolina Society of Washington. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the American University Hillel and is an active member of the Duke University Young Alumni Development Committee of Washington, DC.