Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Stephanie is responsible for commerce at Google, including digital content and commerce in the cloud, product search and payments. Prior to joining Google, she was at eBay for nine years, most recently as senior vice president of eBay North America and Global Product. As general manager and vice president of PayPal Merchant Services, Stephanie built PayPal’s platform and business on the web from the ground up to be used on 45 percent of websites today. She also ran eBay Motors and eBay Asia Pacific and Latin America. Previously, Stephanie was a co-founder of PlanetRX.com and worked at Intel, AOL, Firefly and Alex Brown. Stephanie is on the board of IronPlanet.com and the Harvard Business School of Research Center. She holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and a master’s in finance from Brandeis, as well as an MBA from Harvard.

Jim McKelvey is an engineer, entrepreneur, artist, and widely known together with Jack Dorsey as the co-founders of Square, a new mobile payment platform. A revolutionary service that enables anyone to accept credit cards anywhere. His other company Mira, started out as a software company. Eventually, Mira was refocused as a digital publishing company and provides online submission management and traditional print and electronic publishing services for more than 100 organizations from numerous disciplines.Jim serves as his own patron of the arts, using proceeds from his successful commercial enterprises to fund his passion � glassblowing. For 20 years, he has worked to capture the magic of glass in his art. As Chairman of the world's largest gathering of glass artists in 2006, he strove to surprise and challenge other artists with his innovative glass faucets.Jim McKelvey is a dynamic public speaker who combines his energy with his practical experience working with executives and various companies. His lectures on a range of topics from art to entrepreneurship are very popular. He provides audience member with real world solutions to real business challenges. Jim's high-energy style and power-packed presentations have built his reputation as a speaker who really delivers. He has been known to change presentations on the fly based on audience feedback and to welcome interruptions during his talks.

Dan is well known throughout the financial services industry as an entrepreneur, investor and long-time champion for the underbanked. A pioneer in the field, he co-founded Euronet Worldwide, a global leader in processing secure electronic financial transactions. He established the company's first European office in Budapest, Hungary, and led the development of its European business. He served as the firm's President and Chief Operating Officer until the end of 2006, and maintained a position on its Board until his appointment as CEO of NetSpend in 2008. When Dan stepped down from his executive role, Euronet had annual revenues in excess of $600 million, a market capitalization of $1 billion and operated 26 offices in 23 countries, staffed by more than 1,100 employees.Today, Dan is passionate about NetSpend's opportunity to provide empowerment tools to underbanked U.S. consumers.

Laurie Readhead is the Retail Banking executive, responsible for the retail customer segment as well as data analytics, innovation, customer acquisition and deepening, and the customer experience. Readhead also serves on Bank of America’s Global Diversity and Inclusion Council, leading the efforts for the consumer bank and the Generational Diversity work team.Previously, Readhead was the eChannels & Customer Solutions executive, responsible for eCommerce, ATM and contact centers for Bank of America’s Consumer & Small Business Banking organization. She has also served as the president of Small Business Banking, where she was responsible for products and distribution for the bank’s more than 4 million small business customers. Readhead has also held the position of chief financial officer for Global Corporate & Investment Banking (GCIB), responsible for financial support of Global Markets and Investment Banking, Commercial Banking, Business Banking and Dealer Financial Services. Additionally, she was the chief financial officer for Global Consumer & Small Business Banking.Since 1998, Readhead has served in senior consumer finance roles, including Consumer Banking Central Region finance support, Consumer Products finance support and Banking Center Channel finance support. Prior to the 1998 merger between Bank of America and NationsBank, she held a variety of finance roles with Bank of America.Readhead is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a degree in business administration with a major in accounting.

Robert A. DeAngelis is Executive Vice President and Consumer/ Small Business Segment Leader for Key Community Banking. He is responsible for developing client strategies and programs for our Consumer and Small Business customer segments, collaborating closely with Community Banking’s sales leaders to deliver these strategies in their local markets. In this capacity, DeAngelis is accountable for Key’s Consumer Credit and Payment Products, Integrated Channel Management, Mortgage, and Key Investment Services organizations. He is a member of the Bank’s Executive Council and plays a leadership role on a range of cross-enterprise activities including the development and implementation of the Bank’s Payments Strategy. Prior to joining Key, DeAngelis had a 10-year plus career with Wachovia Corporation and its predecessors. He was instrumental in developing and executing its retail customer strategy, which focused on client acquisition, growth, retention and loyalty. DeAngelis also led Wachovia’s Client Insight organization, working with each line of business to develop and execute revenue programs to better drive organic growth. Prior to Wachovia, DeAngelis completed similar assignments at Richmond-based Signet Banking Corporation, which merged with First Union National Bank in 1997. He also served as a Senior Manager of KPMG Peat Marwick’s Corporate Transactions Services consulting practice in Chicago and, prior to that, it’s Financial Services consulting practice. DeAngelis began his career at Mellon Bank, where he helped evaluate emerging technologies to drive business strategy. DeAngelis earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh and an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University. In addition, he is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). As a resident of Cleveland, DeAngelis supports a variety of local organizations, serving in leadership roles on the Board of Directors of the Positive Education Program (PEP) and the MetroHealth System Foundation.

Mark Neeb is CEO of ACA International, the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals.

As CEO, Oliver Weber is responsible for driving the strategic direction of Wincor Nixdorf U.S. Prior to his current position, Mr. Weber was the CFO/COO and was responsible for all finance and operations organizations, as well as logistics, procurement and IT. Mr. Weber began his career with Wincor Nixdorf as director of corporate controlling, risk management and internal audit at the company's German headquarters. Prior to joining Wincor Nixdorf, Mr. Weber was a manager at Accenture's Zurich office. As a member of their Finance and Performance Management service line, he led international projects in corporate finance, post merger integration, restructuring and ERP implementation. Prior to Accenture, he held various positions in corporate finance and controlling at ABB in both Switzerland and the U.K. Mr. Weber holds a master's degree in finance from INSEEC, Paris. He received a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Kassel, Germany and holds a degree in marketing & business administration from the University Claude Bernard in Lyon.

Gordon is an industry leader in the management and development of innovative credit strategies and analytic solutions for consumer management with expert knowledge of Risk, Marketing, Fraud and Collections. He holds multiple patents in modeling and analytics and has developed scoring algorithms for risk, usage, activation and pricing, among other things. Before joining PNC, Cameron was Head of Consumer Credit Risk,, Risk Management for Retail and Mortgage Lending, Credit and Investment Risk Management at CIBC, Vice President, Financial Services and Transaction Analytics for Fair Isaac Corporation and was one of the founding members of ieWild. In addition, he's held executive positions with a number of leading banks, including First USA/Bank One, Fleet/Advanta National Bank, Travelers Bank. He holds a BS in Finance and an MBA.

Steven Chaouki joined TransUnion in June 2008. He is charged with product development, business development and strategy within the financial services group and is also responsible for the Auto Finance Vertical. Before joining TransUnion, he held a variety of roles at HSBC within Card and Retail Services and Auto Finance. Most recently, he was senior vice president of alternative channels overseeing the originations of more than 1 million new credit card customers per year and managing a portfolio of more than 4 million customers. Before HSBC, Mr. Chaouki was a strategy consultant with Booz Allen Hamilton. He holds a BSBA from Boston University and an MBA from the University of Chicago.