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Lauren McKenna is a vice president and officer of sales and services at Blue Hills Bank in Norwood, Mass.

Aimee Lucas is a vice president at Temkin Group, a customer experience research, advisory and training firm.

Robert Landstein serves as Executive Vice President / Chief Information Officer for Radius Bank. Rob oversees the Bank's internal and external technology initiatives, leading projects including the Bank's recent online and mobile banking upgrade as well as several online account application and security enhancements. He has over 23 years' experience in both financial and non-financial related organizations. Prior to joining Radius Bank in September 2008, Rob worked at JP Morgan Chase where he was a Vice President, in corporate and line of business technology groups. Rob received his undergraduate degree at Columbia University and an MBA in Finance and Organizational Management from Columbia Business School. He also holds an MS in Telecommunications and Computing Management from Polytechnic University.

Chad Reese�is the assistant director of outreach for financial policy at the Mercatus Center�at George Mason University.

John Jevin is a leader in the Senior Supplemental Insurance space, a front-line observer and innovator in the ever-changing digital space for Seniors. He’s led the charge to move from fully paper-based processes to digital ones, learning powerful lessons along the way and spearheading the future of the ongoing digital revolution that empowers seniors with unprecedented access to educational and acquisition tools.

Harit is a managing director in the Merchant Banking Division and head of the firm’s Mosaic digital consumer banking initiative. He joined Goldman Sachs in 2015 as a partner. Prior to joining the firm, Harit was president of US Cards for Discover Financial Services as well as chief marketing officer and a member of Discover’s Executive Committee, where he played a key role in driving overall strategy. Before that, he was managing director of Morgan Stanley’sConsumer Banking Group International. Harit also spent 15 years at Citigroup, working in India, the Middle East, the United States and Europe. During this time, he held a number of senior roles including general management and country management positions in cards, loans and retail banking. Harit is a board member and trustee of the American India Foundation and serves on the Marketing Advisory Board of the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. He previously held various leadership positions with the Chicago CMO Summit; the American School of Warsaw, Poland; the College of Lake County, Illinois; Children’s Memorial Hospital, Chicago; and Pratham UK.Harit earned a BA (Hons) in Economics from Delhi University in India and an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.

Sarah Parker is a director at the Center for Financial Services Innovation.

Aaron Gregory is vice president of legal for Remitly.

Andrew currently leads the Wealth & Asset Management practice for Capco in London. He has built the practice to around 50 consultants, and he leads all aspects of business development, project delivery and practice development. Andrew has written and published several thought leadership papers and is regularly asked to comment on the emergence of digital advice models across Wealth Management. In addition, Andrew is a member of Capco’s UK Management team and has leadership roles across coaching, training and internal communications.Prior to joining Capco, Andrew worked at Barclays Bank for 17 years, in a variety of strategy and transformation roles across Retail Credit Risk and Mortgages. Andrew played a leading role in re-architecting the Retail Credit Risk function onto behavioural credit strategies, and he also carried out the first strategic review of Barclays’ combined UK Mortgages business after the acquisition and integration of the Woolwich.Andrew graduated from St Catharine’s College, Cambridge with a 2:1 in Economics.

Susan is the Founder and CEO of SheTechPower, a startup NGO�organized in response to UN Sustainable Development Goal 5-Gender Equality. SheTechPower�encourages the use of technology to empower women and works to ensure global female participation as leaders at all levels of decision-making with particular attention to women in fintech. She was formerly the CEO for ID2020, an NGO that focuses on harnessing global identity and addressing blockchain based solutions to help achieve UN Sustainable Development Goal 16.9-identity for all. Susan is a past General Counsel and Strategic Adviser (JD/MBA) for finance and insurance companies and has deep experience in supply chain finance. She founded and is the leader of Womeninfintech and is interested in blockchain/smart contract potential for insurance, supply chain, provenance and data trails, finance and IoT.� Susan is a conference speaker, writer, BOD member for Cornell College of Agriculture Alumni Association, Co-Chair of the Tech Committee for the Financial Women's Association, and guest lecturer on fintech at Cornell (CALS). In addition she wrote the Emerging Markets chapter for crowdsourced Fintech Book published by Wiley (2016.)What Susan imagines: As we proceed in the digital industrial revolution, I imagine how we will responsibly interact with technology: IoT, AI, Machine Learning, Augmented and Virtual Reality offer great reward and risk. What role does privacy have and how will the tensions between data rights, big data, tailored data and "the right to be remembered or forgotten" be resolved? How will businesses change and become/remain profitable while adapting to these challenges?�