The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) has announced that some of the highest-profile, global brands in the financial technology industry have joined the first round of featured speakers for the FinTech South 2020 conference on 20-21st of April 2020 at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
More than 45 fintech leaders have joined the initial lineup of keynote and breakout session speakers who will bring their leading-edge expertise to the event.
Featured speakers include:
- Salary Finance, CEO, US – Dan Macklin,
- Consult Hyperion, Global Ambassador – Dave Birch,
- Drum Technologies, Co-Founder and Kabbage Inc., Co-Founder & President – Kathryn Petralia
- BankMobile, President & Chief Strategy Officer – Luvleen Sidhu
- TSYS, a Global Payments Company, Chief Executive Officer, US – M. Troy Woods
- AvidXchange, Chief Executive Officer, Co-Founder & Board Member – Michael Praeger
- Uber, Head of Uber Money – Peter Hazelhurst
FinTech South 2020 is a worldwide exchange of insights, innovations, and trends fueling the financial tech industry of tomorrow. Attracting international companies and speakers over multiple industries, FinTech South is your opportunity to engage and communicate with the 1500+ international executives that will come together in Atlanta, a global fintech hub, generating $72+ billion in revenues and attracting $1.1+ billion in venture capital in 2019 alone.
The FinTech South content program will feature more than 100 speakers over 36+ sessions covering the hottest and most relevant trends in the fintech industry today including:
- Transformation in Banking: Digital Transformation in Banking, Partnerships, Innovation, and Mobile-First.
- Identity and Privacy: Trust, Privacy and The Path to self-supremacy Digital Identity
- Retail and Commerce: Omnichannel Commerce in the rising Relationship Economy
- Cybersecurity and Fraud: White Hats vs. Black Hats: Winning the Cybersecurity War of Fintech
- Inclusion and Wellness: The Human Factor: Drawing Fintech Solutions for Financial Wellness
- Payments Innovation: Payments at the Speed of Innovation: Cheaper, Smarter, Faster,
- The Small Business Economy: SMB Revolution: Banking for Small Businesses and the Gig Economy/sharing economy
- Regulation and RegTech: Regulating Fintech: Balancing Tech Innovation with the Protection of Consumer
- AI and Machine Learning: Fintech in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
- Crypto and Blockchain: Bits, Tokens, Blocks, and Ledgers: Why Blockchain is Still the Future of Money
- Talent and Diversity: People Power: Creating a Diverse and Skilled Fintech Workforce
Applications are currently open and should be received by January 31, 2020. The Committee of FinTech South Content will evaluate proposals as they are received.
