North America, most specifically the US, has consistently ranked as one of the world’s largest, most developed, and most influential fintech markets, home to some of the industry’s most innovative and successful firms. This position has enabled the region to host major global fintech gatherings that draw thousands of industry stakeholders annually to connect, explore innovations, and shape the sector’s trajectory.

Today, we look at some of the largest and most significant fintech conferences scheduled for the second half of 2026. These events are set to convene leading decision-makers, regulators, and innovators to shape the future of the fintech industry.

Stablecon 2026

September 09-10, 2026

National Harbor Resort, Washington, DC, USA

Stablecon 2026, taking place on September 09 and 10, 2026, is a two-day conference taking place in Washington DC, focused on the intersection of payments, fintech, regulation, and stablecoin infrastructure. The event will bring together payments and fintech executives, regulatory authorities, financial institutions, venture capitalists (VCs), and crypto innovators working on what the organizers describe as the next chapter of global finance.

This year’s theme will emphasize that the shift in how the world moves and understands money is no longer theoretical. It will cover themes including regulations, the US GENIUS Act, stablecoin use cases, and blockchain infrastructure.

Stablecon 2026 expects over 2,000 attendees, including more than 1,000 C-suite leaders and 200 speakers. Confirmed speakers include:

• Dante Disparte, Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Global Policy and Operations, Circle;
• David Marcus, CEO and Co-Founder;
• Gilles Gade, CEO, Cross River Bank;
• Travis Hill, Chairman, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; and
• May Zabaneh, Senior Vice President, Crypto, PayPal.

FinovateFall 2026

September 09-11, 2026

The Marriott Marquis Times Square, New York City, New York, USA

FinovateFall 2026 will take place from September 09 to 11, 2026 in New York City. The 2026 edition will organize its innovation themes around four pillars: AI-powered operations, payments and cross-border solutions, digital experience and security, and risk and compliance.

Billing itself as the world’s premier fintech showcase and meetings hotspot, the Finovate event series is built around a curated, fast-paced format that favors substance over spectacle, bringing together more than 2,000 senior-level decision-makers from across the financial services industry.

At the heart of the event is its signature live demo showcase, featuring more than 70 seven-minute demonstrations delivered without slide decks. Each company is hand-picked for their game-changing potential, offering attendees a chance to evaluate ready-to-deploy solutions before they reach the broader market.

Beyond the demos, a speaker program of over 100 industry practitioners and banking experts will offer insight into the issues shaping the sector, including navigating AI, the rise of agentic AI, the impact of stablecoins, financial crime, new regulations, shifting macroeconomic conditions, and future-proofing banks.

FinovateFall 2026 will feature dedicated stages offering deeper dives into specific domains: the AI and Innovation stage will cover agentic commerce, banking operating systems, copilots, scaling, and hands-on workshops; the CX and Trust stage will address compliance, customer-centric banking, financial crime, and personalization; and the Future of Money stage will focus on lending, payments, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and stablecoins.

Among the confirmed speakers this year are:

• Kaushal Pandia, CDO, Corporate and Commercial Segment, US Bank;
• Sherry Graziano, Head of Digital, Client Experience and Marketing, Truist Financial Corporation;
• Stefany Bello, Senior Vice-President, Digital Partnerships, Fintech and Enablers in North America, Mastercard;
• Rahul Raj, Technology Executive, Walmart;
• Ashlyn Lackey, Director, Emerging Technology and Innovation Strategy, Prudential;
• Ami Iceman Haueter, Chief Research and Digital Experience Officer, MSU Federal Credit Union;
• Chris Kay, Senior Executive Vice President and Head of Enterprise Platforms, M&T Bank;
• Yash Parikh, Applied Science Manager, Amazon; and
• Jeff Flynn, Director of Venture Investing, Citi Ventures.

Additionally, several exclusive programs will cater to specific audiences. For example, the Credit Union Spotlight will offer peer discussions and curated technology solutions exclusively for credit unions and selected fintechs, while the Community Bank Spotlight will provide a similar closed-door session for community bank executives.

MoneyLive North America 2026

September 14-15, 2026

The Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel, Chicago, Illinois, USA

MoneyLive North America 2026 will take place on September 14 and 15, 2026 at the Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel in Chicago, bringing together more than 900 industry leaders from the US and Canada to shape the future of banking and payments in North America. The event positions itself at the epicenter of the region’s transformation, a setting where ideas will turn into action and where attendees can pursue high-impact, high-ROI networking.

The agenda will be structured around key themes covering the most critical issues facing banking and payments today, from technological advancement to regulatory change:

• Experience-led banking will explore agentic conversational intelligence, supporting financial wellbeing, and reimagining self-service journeys;
• Smart operations, subtitled AI in action, will address AI-powered software development, engineering control into AI agents, and the future workforce in an AI era;
• The new payments landscape will look at agentic commerce innovation, the commercial opportunities of real-time payments, streamlining corporate payments, and innovation-ready architectures;
• Open data and the API economy will round out the technology-facing themes with sessions on open payments propositions, making open data work for customers, and banking-as-a-service and embedded finance business models;
• Marketing and engagement will examine harnessing generative AI (genAI) for customer acquisition, the next phase of predictive AI for understanding customers, and rethinking marketing altogether in the age of AI;
• Stablecoins and tokenized money will cover the latest stablecoin pilots, streamlining cross-border transactions with distributed ledger technology, and emerging tokenized money business models;
• Fraud, financial crime, and risk will confront vendor concentration risk, keeping pace with payment fraud, and harnessing AI intelligence in cybersecurity and counter-fraud; and
• Next-gen credit strategies will look ahead to embedded SME lending, next-generation cash flow lending, and AI-powered underwriting.

The speaker lineup for 2026 will feature senior executives drawn from some of the largest financial institutions on the continent, including:

• Krista Phillips, Chief Customer Officer, M&T Bank;
• Ignacio Sarquis, CIO for Retail, Commercial and Digital Banking, Santander NA;
• Kashif Siddiqui, Managing Director and Head of Innovation for Global Payment Solutions, Bank of America;
• Michael Blanco, Executive Director, Wells Fargo;
• Rizwan Khalfan, EVP and Vice Chair for Strategic Growth, Innovation & Partnerships, TD Bank;
• Kelley Conway, Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Northern Trust;
• Greg Clark, Managing Director for AI and Data, Bank of Montreal; and
• Jason Rudman, Executive Vice President and Chief Member and Digital Experience Officer, BECU.

Canada Fintech Forum 2026

September 14-15, 2026

Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

The Canada Fintech Forum 2026 will take place on September 14 and 15, 2026 in Montreal, bringing together more than 1,500 attendees, 70 speakers, and 120 startups for what its organizers describe as Canada’s must-attend fintech event.

As a landmark international gathering, this annual forum aims to showcase emerging global trends in fintech, present new technology solutions for the financial industry, and highlight promising fintech startups. It also seeks to facilitate networking and collaboration between financial institutions, technology providers, startups, and other key players in the financial services sector, while contributing to the visibility of Canada’s fintech talent on the world stage.

This year’s edition will be organized around two thematic pillars. Day 1 will focus on Canada in the global fintech arena through the lens of open and embedded finance, with sessions addressing whether the market effects of open finance will lead to competition or consolidation, the future of Canada’s payments ecosystem from real-time payments to stablecoins, autonomous transactions as the next phase of embedded finance, fintech’s role in ESG and sustainable finance, and the visibility, risk, and oversight challenges of embedded credit everywhere.

Day 2 will shift to enterprise infrastructure and AI, covering AI-driven decision-making in finance and how to build trust, control, and accountability; whether AI-native finance should compete with, collaborate with, or rebuild legacy systems; regtech at scale and the automation of compliance in a highly regulated environment; the AI-versus-AI cyber arms race emerging in finance; and whether the industry is ready for quantum advantage.

The 2026 speaker lineup will include:

• Tess Bloch, Co-Founder and COO of Spade;
• Michael Denham, Executive Vice-President and Vice-Chair of the National Bank of Canada;
• Maksims Volkovs, SVP and Chief AI Scientist at TD; and
• Peter Zaffino, Chairman and CEO of AIG.

CoinDesk: Policy and Regulation 2026

September 22, 2026

Convene Hamilton Square, Washington, DC, USA

CoinDesk: Policy and Regulation 2026 will take place on September 22, 2026 at Convene Hamilton Square in Washington, DC. This one-day, curated gathering will bring together the crypto industry’s legal, compliance, and policy community, to meet with lawmakers, set industry standards, align practical short-term and long-term objectives, and establish clear regulatory direction.

Twelve peer-led roundtables will be conducted under the Chatham House Rule, encouraging candid discussion among participants, while more than 250 attendees representing both the public and private sectors will take part. Five hours of dedicated networking are planned, giving participants extended time with DC’s most influential lawmakers.

Sessions will examine the legislation, enforcement trends, and market structure questions defining the next era of digital assets. Topics expected include US elections, crypto banking laws, regulators’ priorities, and tax reform.

Keynotes will include:

• Patrick Witt, Executive Director, President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, The White House;
• Congressman Warren Davidson, US Representative (OH-08), US House of Representatives;
• Congressman Tom Emmer, Majority Whip – US Representative (MN-06), US House of Representatives; and
• Congressman French Hill, Chair of the House Financial Services Committee (AR-02), US House of Representatives, Congressman Ritchie Torres, US Representative (NY-15), US House of Representatives.

Boston Fintech Week 2026

September 22-25, 2026

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Boston Fintech Week 2026 will take place from September 22 to 25, 2026 in Boston, Massachusetts, bringing together industry experts, innovators, regulators, and investors who are building the future of financial services.

This year’s events will be headlined by a two-day ticketed conference: the Fintech Sandbox Innovation Forum on September 22 and 23, and the International Acceleration Day on September 24. The rest of the week will feature a variety of community-hosted and sponsored events, such as fireside chats, masterclasses, and receptions.

The 2026 theme, “Fintech That Thinks,” will examine the technologies, data, governance expectations, and practical applications defining what “intelligent finance” means for the next phase of fintech. Each session will tackle the biggest question now facing organizations: not whether to adopt AI, but where and how to deploy it responsibly and effectively at scale.

Participants will get to hear new industry trends and predictions from executives throughout fintech and financial services, meet and network with key industry stakeholders, and attend insightful panels and sessions hosted by different organizations across the fintech community.

The 2025 edition of Boston Fintech Week featured more than 120 speakers, over 40 events and sessions, and more than 3,800 attendees from 20-plus countries.

10th Annual Fintech Conference

September 24-25, 2026

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

The Annual Fintech Conference will return to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia on September 24 and 25, 2026. Held in partnership with the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University, the University of Cambridge, and the Brookings Institution, this year’s gathering will mark a decade of the event which has united financial industry leaders for open dialogue on emerging issues and policy solutions, serving as a forum for connection, forward-looking conversations, and insights from regulators and experts.

This year’s agenda will center on the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape for digital assets. As institutions begin leveraging the GENIUS Act and preparing for the CLARITY Act, sessions will explore how new regulatory frameworks are reshaping digital asset strategies, draw real-world lessons from early blockchain integrations in traditional finance, examine the opportunities and challenges of tokenizing real-world assets, and assess what institutional adoption of digital assets truly looks like beyond the hype.

Last year’s Annual Fintech Conference welcomed over 1,900 registrants, highlighting the scale and reach of the event.

Sibos 2026

September 28-October 01, 2026

Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC), Miami, Florida, USA

Sibos 2026 will take place September 28 through October 01, 2026 at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami, Florida. The event’s theme for 2026 will be “Digital Finance for AI-driven Economies,” a subject that hundreds of industry leaders and experts from around the world will explore in depth across four days of debate, introductions, and new ideas.

Sibos 2026 is expected to bring together over 10,000 participants from more than 160 countries, making it one of the largest gatherings in global financial services. The conference program will feature more than 500 expert speakers across 250-plus sessions, with senior leaders, policymakers, technology experts, and innovators examining exactly how AI is reshaping global finance, from payments, securities, and trade to digital assets, regulation, and resilience.

The agenda will span six major topic areas. In payments, sessions will address the future of cross-border payments, scaling cross-border innovation, trust, safety and speed in real-time payments, embedded business-to-business (B2B) and treasury payments, and the gap between AI’s promise and readiness in payments.

The securities and FX track will cover the future of global settlement, T+1 and settlement alignment, AI acting as market agent and counterparty, cross-border regulation for digital markets, and shifting reserve and settlement currencies.

Trade-focused sessions will ask who leads digital trade and explore trade tokenization at scale alongside the roles of data, AI, and policy in global trade.

The AI and innovation pillar will examine trust, security, and resilience in AI finance; agentic AI with its questions of identity, control, and compliance; building the AI-ready enterprise; managing AI dependency and fragmentation; and the redesign of financial architecture at the intersection of quantum computing and AI.

ESG discussions will focus on climate finance, resilience, and workforce skills. Finally, the digital assets track will address tokenization at scale and value creation, trust and interoperability, the shift from accounts to wallets, and the convergence of blockchain and AI.

Beyond the conference rooms, attendees will be able to connect at the Connections lounge, the Sibos Food Hall or Restaurant, and numerous networking events throughout the week. Additionally, the exhibition floor will feature more than 100 financial institutions from around the globe, offering dynamic showcases, insightful presentations, and networking spaces in what organizers describe as a vibrant hub of activity.

Global Regtech Summit USA 2026

September 29, 2026

Convene, New York City, New York, USA

The Global Regtech Summit USA 2026 will take place on September 29, 2026 at Convene in New York City,  claiming to offer the largest gathering of regtech leaders and innovators in the country. Now in its second edition in New York, the one-day summit will convene compliance leaders with a deliberately buyer-heavy audience profile, including 400 regtech buyers, a 2:1 buyer-to-seller ratio, 81% of attendees holding director-level titles or above, and a 51% meeting acceptance rate.

Attendees will be able to connect with global regtech leaders and expand their networks, interact with experts across compliance, risk management, technology, and financial crime prevention, and make powerful connections among regtech buyers, sellers, investors, and innovators to foster partnerships and explore investments.

A Demo Stage will showcase industry innovations addressing regulatory challenges and improving compliance and risk management efficiency, while strategic sessions will reveal how financial institutions are tackling compliance challenges and gaining competitive advantages through collaborations with regtech innovators, alongside updates on regulatory requirements, industry standards, and emerging trends.

The agenda will explore the opportunities and challenges defining compliance today, with several themes, including the transformative potential of AI in compliance, the power of regtech for financial crime prevention against evolving threats, elevating electronic communications surveillance, and streamlining know-your-customer (KYC) processes without compromising customer experience.

Confirmed speakers include:

• Marianne Yen, Chief Compliance Officer at CTBC Bank New York Branch;
• CJ Rinaldi, Chief Compliance Officer at Payward;
• Sylvester Marbey, Chief Compliance Officer Americas at Vontobel;
• Edwin Rivas, Senior Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer at Helaba (Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen);
• Sven Dobler, Global Chief Compliance Officer at Zurich Cover-More;
• Rob Guldner, Chief Compliance Officer at Steward Partners;
• Nick Krafft, Executive Deputy Superintendent for Research and Innovation at the New York State Department of Financial Services; and
• Yan Feng, Executive Director and Head of Modelling and Analytics for Financial Crime Compliance at Mizuho Americas.

InsureTech Connect 2026

September 29-October 01, 2026

Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

InsureTech Connect (ITC) Vegas 2026 will take place from September 29 through October 01, 2026 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. The event will bring together insurers, reinsurers, insurtech startups, agents, brokers, investors, startups, and solution providers from across the entire insurance ecosystem to discover the technology shaping the future of insurance, from AI and underwriting to claims, distribution and embedded insurance.

Content will be delivered through expanded summits, collaborative sessions, and enhanced deep dives designed to allow deeper engagement on the topics that matter most, with fewer fragmented tracks and a sharper editorial lens ensuring every session connects to a broader industry narrative. Half- and full-day summits will offer in-depth discussions across AI, underwriting, life and health, commercial and specialty lines, cybersecurity, and claims.

At the center of ITC Vegas 2026’s networking opportunities will be the 1:1 Meeting Zone, where hundreds of meaningful connections and deals will begin. Participants will get to explore solutions from more than 500 exhibitors across property and casualty, life and annuities, and every major line of business, from established leaders to emerging startups.

Canada Fintech Symposium 2026

October 07-08, 2026

BMO Centre, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

The Canada Fintech Symposium will return for its fourth edition on October 07 and 08, 2026 at the BMO Centre in Calgary, Alberta, promising one of Canada’s most influential gatherings for financial innovation, digital infrastructure, and inclusive technology.

Building on three successful editions, two in Alberta and one in Toronto, the symposium has established itself as a premier platform where fintech founders, bank and credit-union executives, regulators, investors and technology providers come together to shape Canada’s evolving financial ecosystem.

Attendees of the Canada Fintech Symposium 2026 can expect two days of high-impact programming, including keynote addresses, senior policy and market panels, featured presentations, startup showcases, and curated executive networking.

They will get to connect with banks, credit unions, fintech founders, investors and regulators in one room, participate in senior conversations on AI, open banking, real-time payments and digital assets, and attend curated networking that turns conversations into capital, partnerships and pipeline.

The Canada Fintech Symposium 2026 agenda will explore the critical themes shaping the future of finance, including cross-border payments, real-time payments, open banking, stablecoins, tokenized assets, regtech, AI and automation, digital identity, climate fintech, wealthtech, embedded finance, capital markets, and digital transformation.

LEND360 2026

October 12-14, 2026

Fairmont Austin, Austin, Texas, USA

LEND360 2026 will take place from October 12 to 14, 2026 at the Fairmont Austin Hotel in Austin, Texas, serving as the annual summit for leaders in online lending. The event will explore fintech industry trends and new technologies impacting consumer lenders, small business lenders, service partners, investors, bank representatives, and more.

Attendees will be able to secure new business, with solutions designed to help consumer and business lenders alike lend smarter, faster, and more efficiently while building consumer trust. They will also gain expert insights, as industry leaders and innovators from across the country share recommendations on managing growth, overcoming recent challenges, and preparing for what lies ahead at the intersection of fintech and online lending.

Participants will get to connect with the influencers shaping the fintech industry through a series of networking events, CEO-led panels and discussions, and private meetings designed around their specific interests and targets.

DC Fintech Week 2026

October 13-16, 2026

Washington DC, USA

DC Fintech Week 2026 will take place from October 13 to 16, 2026 in Washington, DC. For four days, nonprofits and technologists will sit alongside entrepreneurs, investors, and regulators for real dialogue on what’s next in fintech and the future of finance. Each day will deliver high-signal panels and conversations with the people building, funding, and governing the ecosystem, covering topics ranging from crowdfunding and online lending to crypto, cybersecurity, genAI, and open banking.

On October 13, a full-day conference at the World Bank will open the week, followed by a kickoff happy hour at F1 Arcade. On October 14, the programming will move to Amazon’s state-of-the-art HQ2 headquarters for a full-day conference experience featuring mainstage keynotes, breakout sessions, and curated networking, capped off with an evening happy hour on-site.

The final two days, on October 15 and 16, will shift to salon-style events held at venues across DC, including the Milken Institute and FINRA headquarters.

Money20/20 USA 2026

October 18-21, 2026

The Venetian, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Money20/20 USA 2026 will take place in Las Vegas from October 18 to 21, 2026 at the Venetian, bringing together the companies, investors, policymakers and innovators shaping the future of money.

This year’s agenda will be structure around four key themes:

• Borderless Financial Architecture, tackling cross-border modernization, tokenization, and stablecoins for global mobility and commerce;
• Technology as the Great Equalizer​, exploring the democratizing power of agentic AI , autonomous agents, AI predicted fraud and hyper-personalization for innovation and access;
• Partnerships as the Engine to Scale, exploring fintech as a service, embedded finance, collaborating and investing to create capable and secure financial systems; and
• Brave New World: Setting Guardrails​, addressing regulatory challenges, trust-building, and the need for transparency in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Launched by industry insiders in 2012, Money20/20 has rapidly become the heartbeat of the global fintech ecosystem. Over the last decade, the most innovative and fast-moving ideas and companies have driven their growth on its platform, with giants like Mastercard, JP Morgan, Stripe, Google, Visa, Adyen, and GCash, along with rising players like Airwallex, SHIELD, and Feedzai, having used the event to make transformational deals and raise their global profiles. Each year, the event attracts roughly 1,500 startups.

2026 Canadian Lenders Summit

October 22, 2026

The Quay, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The 2026 Canadian Lenders Summit will take place on October 22, 2026 at the Quay in Toronto, Ontario. Hosted by the Canadian Lenders Association (CLA), this annual event will connect decision-makers across banking, credit unions, private lending, and the rapidly evolving fintech sector.

The agenda will focus on critical areas including risk management, AI in lending, regulatory compliance, consumer credit, and business financing, offering attendees the chance to network with leading Canadian lenders and innovators while gaining actionable insights into the future of digital lending in Canada.

Morning sessions will cover why the best lenders are succeeding through stronger risk controls, cleaner data, and faster decisioning, alongside a look at whether mortgage lending can become faster and less painful given its position as one of the industry’s largest yet most frustrating credit categories.

Mid-morning sessions will shift toward fraud and small-business lending, with panels exploring how identity and onboarding now define lender economics, and how real-time data is transforming SMB credit away from spreadsheets.

After a break, the focus will move to AI and capital, including how underwriting is being reimagined through agentic AI, what auto finance looks like in the era of digital dealerships, who funds lenders when capital is no longer cheap, and how to build compliance into lending products from the start rather than treating it as a late-stage legal review.

The afternoon will examine embedded credit, technology stacks, and borrower stress. Key sessions will address how platforms and vertical software are becoming the new front door for credit, what a modern lender tech stack actually encompasses, rising consumer delinquency and what it reveals about risk and collections, and the opportunity for profitable, responsible non-prime lending.

Banking Transformation Summit USA 2026

November 09-10, 2026

Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

Banking Transformation Summit USA 2026 will take place on November 09 and 10, 2026 at the Charlotte Convention Center in North Carolina, bringing together 500 senior decision-makers from banks and credit unions across North America for two days of practical insight and honest conversation. The event will feature more than 100 speakers, 50 sessions, and representation from over 80 banks and credit unions of every size and stage of transformation, with three in four attendees working within banking institutions.

Participants will get to hear directly from the leaders responsible for shaping and delivering transformation across the North American banking landscape. Every session will be designed around practical experience, honest perspectives, and real-world lessons from the people actually delivering change, covering AI and digital strategy, payments, customer experience, technology, risk, and operations.

The agenda will be organized around five themes:

• The AI Frontier;
• Intelligent Infrastructure;
• Trust in the System;
• Power to the People; and
• Human and Machine Leadership.

Sessions will include “AI ROI: Where the Numbers Are Actually Showing Up,” examining why most US bank genAI investment shows no measurable return and where productivity and revenue gains are landing, “Risk and Controls When Money Moves in Real Time,” which will address how faster payments, AI-era attackers, and third-party concentration are stretching control environments, and “Customer Journeys That Earn Loyalty, Not Just Logins,” which will explore what leaders are changing across onboarding, servicing, and everyday engagement to win and keep customers.

Fintech NerdCon 2026

November 18-20, 2026

San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, California, USA

Fintech NerdCon 2026 will take place from November 18 to 20, 2026 at the San Diego Convention Center in California, standing out as “the fintech event for operators.” Created by Simon Taylor and the team behind Fintech Brainfood, the event aims to distinguish itself from most fintech conferences that are built around the expo hall. Instead, it will be structured around conversations where founders, operators, builders, and senior leaders will gather to talk about what’s working and what’s not, make meaningful connections, and get better at their craft.

This year’s event is expected to bring together approximately 1,500 carefully curated fintech operators building the infrastructure, trust layers, payment rails, AI systems, and products shaping the future of financial services. It will run for three days with two stages and five zones.

2026 speakers will include:

• Michael Tannenbaum, CEO of Figure;
• Linda Du, Co-Founder and President of Valon;
• Danielle Madison, Founder of Forward; Dori Yuna, Co-Founder and CEO of Simpleclosure;
• Natasha Vernier, CEO of Cable;
• Rex Salisbury, Founder and General Partner at Cambrian;
• Solon Angel, Founder of Remitian;
• Neri Tollardo, Founder of Plata; and
• Jillian Williams, Partner at Field Ventures.

 

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