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Mary Ellen Jelenek is Vice President of American Express U.S. Payment Options Portfolio Management & Marketing at American Express.� In this role, Mary Ellen is responsible for the American Express Serve, Bluebird and U.S. Gift Card portfolios, leading product strategy, marketing and partnerships.�Prior to her current role, Mary Ellen served as Vice President of American Express Global Corporate Card where she led a global team and successfully grew the product P+L, launched new products and re-positioned the global charge card portfolio.�Earlier in her career, Mary Ellen launched some of the first prepaid Cards for American Express and led Gift Card Marketing to scale that business in retail.

Mark Ellwood, president of Toronto-based Pace Productivity Inc, is an internationally known productivity consultant and the leading expert on how people spend their time at work.� Employees participate in his unique, user-friendly time studies, with his proprietary TimeCorder devices. Mark shows organizations how employees can increase the time they spend on their top priority activities. His mission is to give people an extra hour a day for the things that matter most. �

Christina Martin joined MoneyGram in July of 2011 as the director of digital marketing and was promoted to vice president to lead the global expansion of digital marketing in 2014.� She started her digital career in 1995, helping to establish Internet and new media practices for EDS Corporation in Dallas, Texas.� Martin has implemented e-commerce products and marketing programs for Fortune 500 and early-stage companies with global expertise in the financial service sector for over 18 years.� Prior to joining MoneyGram, Martin served as director of digital product and interactive marketing for Access Group in Delaware. From 2001 to 2007, she was the senior vice president of the enterprise Internet group and V.P. of Internet marketing for First Tennessee Bank N.A., and First Horizon Home Loan Corporation in Irving, Texas.� Martin holds an MBA, from University of Texas � Dallas, and a BSBA from the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

Laura Miller is the President of Small Business Card at Chase. She is a member of the Card Services Executive Team.Laura was previously the Managing Director of Commercial Banking Products & Sales for the Global Commercial Card business.� She was responsible for product management, and sales, and relationship management for the commercial card products in the Middle Market and Commercial Banking business segments.�Laura joined JPMorgan Chase in 2009 after an 11 year career with American Express where she served in a variety of leadership roles in the commercial card division, including operations, servicing, sales, relationship management, strategy and centralized utilities.Laura earned a bachelor�s degree in Marketing from the University of Arizona and resides in New York City with her family.

Stan is the founding director of Hub Culture and a noted expert on the impact of social globalization.�In 2008 his essay on the future of peer-to-peer networks was named the lead breakthrough idea of 2008 by the Harvard Business Review. He is the author of the 2002 book�Hub Culture, The Next Wave of Urban Consumers, which was the seed for the Hub Culture movement.Originally from Arizona, Stan lived in Hong Kong and London working with Time Warner, where he ran international marketing for business properties at Time Inc, including FORTUNE, Money, Business 2.0, cnnmoney.com and others prior to his role with Hub Culture.

Jeff Langer is a nationally recognized consumer financial services, bank regulatory and privacy attorney with substantial in-house and management experience who recently joined the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in Washington, DC as Assistant Director, Installment Lending and Collections Markets.� Before joining the Bureau, Jeff served as Senior Counsel at Macy's, Inc., where he advised the credit card business. �He also was a partner at Jones Day and Dreher Langer & Tomkies.As Assistant Director, reporting to the Associate Director of the Office of Research, Markets and Regulations, Jeff leads the team that is the principal source of CFPB subject matter expertise for a range of installment lending markets, including student lending and auto lending, and debt collection markets. Jeff has extensive experience in FDCPA/Debt Collection, ECOA/Fair Lending, Truth in Lending, FCRA, UDAAP, TCPA, Electronic Fund Transfer, Prepaid Card, Debt Cancellation, Financial Privacy and Data Security, Telemarketing and E-Marketing, Anti-Money Laundering, Holding Company and other consumer financial services and banking law matters.He is a Past Chair of the American Bar Association Consumer Financial Services Committee (Business Law Section). �In addition, he is Treasurer and a Founding Fellow of the American College of Consumer Financial Services Lawyers, and also is a member of the Governing Committee of the Conference on Consumer Finance Law.�Jeff received his J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law, where he was Notes and Comments Editor of the Northwestern Journal of International Law and Business, and a B.A. with highest distinction in History, Phi Beta Kappa, from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

David Burg is a principal in PwC�s U.S. Advisory practice and PwC�s Global and U.S. Cybersecurity Leader. �In this role he leads a team of cybersecurity professionals who assist multi-national businesses, private organizations and governments to understand, plan for and mitigate the risk of global cyber threats. Based in PwC�s office in McLean, VA., Mr. Burg leads a variety of engagements around the world, including work in connection with a number of significant sensitive data breaches and intellectual property thefts , hacking events, forensic investigations and security and vulnerability assessments for clients in a range of industries. � � He has lectured at NYU�s Stern School of Business, Georgetown University, and Penn State University. �Mr. Burg regularly contributes to and has been quoted in a variety of business and industry journals, including The Wall Street Journal CIO Journal, The Wall Street Journal Risk & Compliance Journal, The Washington Post, Financial Times, SC Magazine, CSO magazine, Consulting magazine and has been a guest on NPR. He has presented a wide range of topics at global corporations, law firms, industry events, and government agencies. Mr. Burg holds an MBA from the College of William and Mary and a BA from the University of Pennsylvania.

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Since joining TDBG in the summer of 2009 Matt has made a significant impact to the strategic changes in TD Securities Operations functions. As sponsor of 3 major Change initiatives in just 5 years he has lead the implementation of a foundational MIS solution transforming the way the TD Securities uses trading, client and control data for review escalation and analysis. More recently sponsoring the delivery of a Global Client KYC and AML solution has provided the opportunity to extend his strategic vision and influence.A seasoned professional having worked in the Wholesale Banking space throughout his career and in three countries Matt has been able to deliver value add solutions time and again. As a key member of several Enterprise wide working groups at TDBG he is fortunate to have a view into the Banks strategic investments in a long term Data Strategy and Analytical capabilities.