Day 1: Innovation & Mobile Day

7:30 am - 8:00 am Breakfast & Registration in the Solution's Zone

Sponsored by comScore

8:00 am - 8:15 am Chairperson's Opening Remarks


Catherine Zhou, Principal at PriceWaterhouseCooper (PwC)

Catherine Zhou

Principal
PriceWaterhouseCooper (PwC)

8:15 am - 8:35 am Customer First: Applying User Centric Design To Your Culture, Market Research And Product Development

As financial institutions strive to deliver cross-channel experiences, the stream of innovation and market transformation continues to flow unchecked. In response, digital professionals must transform how they market, transact, serve, and organize around changing customer experiences. Digital leaders will optimize their people, processes, and technology to serve today's empowered, ever-connected consumers across a rapidly evolving set of customer touch points.

Attend this keynote session to hear about:
• How to keep your customer at the heart of your change program, especially when their needs and expectations are changing even as your development is underway
• How to ensure that the customer's experience of your brand is consistently excellent, as the type of devices used to access content increase year on year
• How you can be using customer data to shape new products and how you can bring the customer into product testing
• What role legal and compliance teams can play in product development to keep processes efficient

Zachary Gipson, Senior Vice President Of  Head of Product Innovation at USAA at United Services Automobile Association

Zachary Gipson

Senior Vice President Of Head of Product Innovation at USAA
United Services Automobile Association

8:35 am - 8:55 am Innovation for Existing Products: Transforming Transactions

As banking becomes more digitized, it can be difficult to prioritize the customer experience. Citi is setting itself apart by incorporating customer
feedback directly into refining existing services and launching new offerings across its global customer base. While innovation is traditionally thought of as the introduction of a new product or technology in the marketplace, it is crucial to continually improve existing offerings to make customer transactions as seamless and responsive as possible. Both kinds of innovation occur simultaneously. Rick Paster, Senior Vice President at Citi’s Global Consumer Marketing & Internet Office (GCMIO) will discuss Citi’s recent digital upgrades and launches, as well as how the bank innovates on foundational functionality.
Rick Paster, Senior Vice President, Global Consumer Digital at Citi

Rick Paster

Senior Vice President, Global Consumer Digital
Citi

8:55 am - 9:15 am Using Storytelling to Build Your Brand in A Digital World

Digital, or more precisely the vast array of digital channels, is a fantastic environment for brand building. As both a sales and marketing channel, digital offers businesses the opportunity to meet the needs and expectations of customers throughout the buying cycle. Attend this session to hear how Ditech is using digital to build a strong brand and engage with customers in new ways.
Rich Smith, Chief Marketing Officer at Ditech

Rich Smith

Chief Marketing Officer
Ditech

9:15 am - 9:30 am Quick Refresher in the Solutions Zone


9:30 am - 10:10 am Rise Of Non-Traditional Competitors PANEL: How Can Financial Institutions Remain Top Of Mind For Consumers And What Value Do They Bring To The Table In An Increasingly Competitive World?

If banks fail to get to know their customers, other non-traditional competitors will come in and steal their market share. Google, Apple, Facebook etc. have tons of data on consumers and are learning more about them every day. And these newcomers also have no legacy systems holding them back like FI’s do.

If banks stand still, consumers will move their business to these companies because they will be able to deliver beautiful, tailored, personalized experiences that enrich consumers financial lives. The digital experience these new banking players will be able to provide will be based on what is relevant to that consumer, not the masses. It will be based on an era where mobile payments are the norm (not the exception) and cash/checks will be almost dead. Banks must move. During this session, panelists will discuss:

• What this all means for banks and other FIs
o Are banks being disintermediated?
o Are banks losing mindshare?
• Does this matter?
o If yes, to who?
• Can Banks maintain mindshare with their consumers?
o Can they even grow it?
o How??

Christopher Peper, Vice President, Mobile Channel Manager at US Bank

Christopher Peper

Vice President, Mobile Channel Manager
US Bank

Adam Erlebacher, Founder at Stealth Company (formerly COO Simple)

Adam Erlebacher

Founder
Stealth Company (formerly COO Simple)

Andres Cueto, SVP Business Innovation at BBVA Compass

Andres Cueto

SVP Business Innovation
BBVA Compass

Matt Zilli, Director, Product Marketing at Marketo

Matt Zilli

Director, Product Marketing
Marketo

10:10 am - 10:30 am The Top Digital Experience and Usability Challenges Financial Services Companies Face, and What to Do About Them

From retirement to online banking, financial services companies are delivering richer and more functional tools to customers every day, designed to help them achieve their financial goals while also driving towards organizational growth. However, customers are expecting world class, easy-to-use digital experiences across all their screen sizes and devices – a standard that many online financial experiences fail to meet. This session will look at the top digital customer experience issues, business needs, and customer needs, and lay out potential paths towards improving the overall online experience provided by financial services companies.
Simon Mathews, Chief Strategy Officer at Extractable

Simon Mathews

Chief Strategy Officer
Extractable

10:30 am - 11:50 am Can Digital Corporate Banking Applications Be Great Experiences?

The consumer technology we access from our pockets and our living rooms is much better than what we access from our offices to do our jobs. Learn how Wells Fargo reimagined digital business banking experiences for today’s evolving workforce to bridge this experience gap.

Secil Watson, EVP of Wholesale Internet Services at Wells Fargo

Secil Watson

EVP of Wholesale Internet Services
Wells Fargo

11:50 am - 11:20 am Morning Networking Break In The Solutions Zone


11:20 am - 11:40 am Open Platform APIs: Opening the bank to 3rd party developers and creating an ecosystem of digital services and applications

Banking-as-a-platform is the next evolution in Digital Banking. Forward-looking banks are exposing open APIs and allowing developers and startups on-demand access to the bank's services. Learn how this evolution will unlock opportunities and speed innovation, as integration will be done in hours and new apps and services will sprout faster that you can schedule a meeting with your IT department.
Andres Cueto, SVP Business Innovation at BBVA Compass

Andres Cueto

SVP Business Innovation
BBVA Compass

The aspiration of every financial services institution is to deliver superior cross-channel customer experiences to increase customer engagement, retention and more importantly drive sales and revenue from digital channels. Despite all of the significant challenges facing the financial services industry, retail banks, insurance companies and wealth management firms continue to evolve and harness the power of digital to achieve their goals.

This process of transformation and reinvention is a journey that involves more than just technology. Equally as critical are the people and processes needed in conjunction with any new digital technology and capabilities.

In this session you will hear about PNC Bank’s digital transformation journey and how they evolved from web analytics to customer intelligence.

Denise Rossi Henn, eBusiness Senior Vice President at PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Denise Rossi Henn

eBusiness Senior Vice President
PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Christopher Young, Director, Financial Services Industry Strategy at Adobe

Christopher Young

Director, Financial Services Industry Strategy
Adobe

In what seems like an endless product life cycle where it takes years to bring innovative new technology to market in order to meet regulations and avoid risk, financial services companies are attempting to re-invent development processes. This panel will take a look at how FI’s are doing this by asking:

• What is the process from from time of ideation through to time of implementation?
• How are you collaborating with internal parties to streamline your development and testing?
• How can you make this process more efficient?
• Also, how can we keep product quality as good as it can possibly get while streamlining processes?

Amy Judd, Group Vice President of Online Channels at Sun Trust Banks

Amy Judd

Group Vice President of Online Channels
Sun Trust Banks

Matthew Lehman, Senior Vice President and Head of Online and Mobile at KeyBank

Matthew Lehman

Senior Vice President and Head of Online and Mobile
KeyBank

Pankaj Parekh

VP Mobile Banking
Wells Fargo

Eric Lindeen, Marketing Director at Zoot

Eric Lindeen

Marketing Director
Zoot

Karen Kallet, Chief Digital Officer, SVP of Marketing at BofI Federal, Bank of Internet

Karen Kallet

Chief Digital Officer, SVP of Marketing
BofI Federal, Bank of Internet

Three rapid fire presentations from our cutting edge solution providers

#1 Effective Omni-Channel User Experience Starts with an Engaging Platform
Join Liferay as we discuss how to build a more engaging platform for your audience. We will address the components required of a user experience platform, as users are increasingly asking for a more seamless omni-channel experience. This session will blend industry research and practical examples to show you how wiring together multiple systems is much simpler than you think.

#2 Bluespire Marketing

#3 Your Marketing Technologies Cost You Millions In Lost ROI: Here’s What You Can Do About It!
Financial institutions invest millions each year in digital technologies. Thousands of vendors are selling different flavors of data management tools, web analytics, and social networking, just to name a few. And the stakes are high. Companies need to engage with consumers at each stage of the customer journey. And every company relies on its websites and apps to convert visitors into loyal fans. Yet, most of these investments end up being managed haphazardly. This creates significant and widespread risks. Without proper management, these technologies can actually cause security vulnerabilities, slow down your website performance, and even leak your website data to your competition!

During this interactive discussion, Ghostery, the pioneer in Marketing Cloud Management, will show digital marketing and technology executives how-to identify where and what is causing issues with your website. You will walk away with an action plan on how to use data to identify risks while optimizing the benefits of your digital technology investments.

Ghostery works with many leading banks and financial institutions to help clean up, speed up and lock down your websites and apps, advancing customer loyalty and delivering ROI.

Michael Wong, Sales Manager at Liferay

Michael Wong

Sales Manager
Liferay

Shawn Stavseth, Senior Director, Product Development at Bluespire Marketing

Shawn Stavseth

Senior Director, Product Development
Bluespire Marketing

Scott Meyer, CEO at Ghostery

Scott Meyer

CEO
Ghostery

1:10 pm - 2:10 pm Luncheon for All Attendees


Track A: Innovation

2:10 pm - 2:20 pm Chairperson's Opening Remarks

Track B: Mobile Strategy

2:10 pm - 2:20 pm Chairperson's Opening Remarks
Track chaired by HackerAgency
Tonny Wong, CTO at HackerAgency

Tonny Wong

CTO
HackerAgency

Track C: Mobile Payments

2:10 pm - 2:20 pm Chairperson's Opening Remarks

Nasha Smith

Director
comScore

Track A: Innovation

2:20 pm - 2:40 pm How Mobile, Data and Design Are Necessary, But Not Sufficient to Creating a New Brand in Personal Banking
The Simple Story:
·· How and why did Simple come into being?
·· How are they centering themselves around the customer to provide the best possible range of services?
·· How are they providing great customer service without that in-store piece?
·· How are they continually acquiring new customers despite their unconventional business model?
Adam Erlebacher, Founder at Stealth Company (formerly COO Simple)

Adam Erlebacher

Founder
Stealth Company (formerly COO Simple)

Track B: Mobile Strategy

2:20 pm - 2:40 pm Fire-side Chat: Mobile Design Strategy

Eliel Johnson, Managing Director of User Experience - Mobile, Web & Desktop Applications at Charles Schwab

Eliel Johnson

Managing Director of User Experience - Mobile, Web & Desktop Applications
Charles Schwab

Tonny Wong, CTO at HackerAgency

Tonny Wong

CTO
HackerAgency

Track C: Mobile Payments

2:20 pm - 2:40 pm MOBILE MONEY PANEL: How Are Mobile Payments Set To Transform Commerce For 2015 & Beyond?
As consumers increasingly rely on connected devices – whether tablet, laptop, or mobile phone – they have new expectations for the shopping experience. No longer do they rely on cash and traditional points of sale to purchase goods and services; rather, consumers want to pay in a way that best meets their needs and lifestyles. With transactions by connected devices on the rise, financial institutions must prepare to support this behavioral shift or risk losing customers who expect to pay in a way that meets their needs and lifestyles.

During this session, panelists will discuss:

• The recent changes in the mobile payments landscape. Will one technology (NFC, QRC, BLE) dominate the ecosystem?
• Other possible detractors for consumer adoption
• What else might need to be developed before large scale adoption of payments takes hold (I.e. Retail offers, digital identifications)
• If the opportunity justifies significant investment with customer and merchant fragmentation

Dan Latimore, Senior Vice President of Banking Team at Celent

Dan Latimore

Senior Vice President of Banking Team
Celent

Alex Carriles, EVP, Director Digital Channels Development at BBVA Compass

Alex Carriles

EVP, Director Digital Channels Development
BBVA Compass

Andres Wolberg-Stok, Global Head, Emerging Platforms and Services at Citi

Andres Wolberg-Stok

Global Head, Emerging Platforms and Services
Citi

Track A: Innovation

2:40 pm - 3:00 pm Capitalizing on Digital Disruption to Revolutionize the Future of Banking
Disruptive applications of digital technologies are poised to revolutionize banking, as known to the world today. Don’t miss out to attend this session as IGATE digital experts explore the impact of future technologies which range from Bitcoin to geo-fencing and wearables.

You can also take part in the conversation on Twitter at #banktacular …. Also, please join us on Twitter @IGATE_Corp

David Heaster, Director-Digital Practice at IGATE

David Heaster

Director-Digital Practice
IGATE

Track B: Mobile Strategy

2:40 pm - 3:00 pm Future-Proofing The Design Of Digital To Manage The Constant Stream Of New Devices Coming Onto The Market
How Do You Build Something That's Not Device Specific, But Is Scalable & Efficient?

When our lineup of digital channels expanded from web to mobile and then to tablets, for a while it all seemed relatively manageable. But now, we can see over the horizon and we know better. Given the constant stream of new devices, we simply won’t be able to keep building and managing new channels and touchpoints from scratch every time.

Join this session for a discussion of...
•How the familiar distinctions between devices are rapidly starting to blur – just as we were getting comfortable
•How the emerging age of new types of devices and connections will leave us no option but to rethink the way we dice and slice our offerings
•What our customers will be expecting – and demanding – and why •Formulating service and user-interface strategies that let us provide the information and services users need, across channels and touchpoints
Ron Secrist, Head of Mobile Product at Capital One Financial

Ron Secrist

Head of Mobile Product
Capital One Financial

As consumers increasingly rely on connected devices – whether tablet, laptop, or mobile phone – they have new expectations for the shopping experience. No longer do they rely on cash and traditional points of sale to purchase goods and services; rather, consumers want to pay in a way that best meets their needs and lifestyles. With transactions by connected devices on the rise, financial institutions must prepare to support this behavioral shift or risk losing customers who expect to pay in a way that meets their needs and lifestyles.

During this session, panelists will discuss:

• The recent changes in the mobile payments landscape. Will one technology (NFC, QRC, BLE) dominate the ecosystem?
• Other possible detractors for consumer adoption
• What else might need to be developed before large scale adoption of payments takes hold (I.e. Retail offers, digital identifications)
• If the opportunity justifies significant investment with customer and merchant fragmentation
Dan Latimore, Senior Vice President of Banking Team at Celent

Dan Latimore

Senior Vice President of Banking Team
Celent

Alex Carriles, EVP, Director Digital Channels Development at BBVA Compass

Alex Carriles

EVP, Director Digital Channels Development
BBVA Compass

Andres Wolberg-Stok, Global Head, Emerging Platforms and Services at Citi

Andres Wolberg-Stok

Global Head, Emerging Platforms and Services
Citi

Track A: Innovation

3:00 pm - 3:20 pm Optimization Based Strategies And Analytics For Marketing Decisions: Utilizing Better Tracking To Create More Effective Cross-Channel Attribution

Eric Lancaster

Head of Digital Marketing
M&T

Track B: Mobile Strategy

3:00 pm - 3:20 pm Determining How to Create A Unified Consistent Experience Across Devices That Considers Each Unique Form Factor
In today’s multichannel world, it is important for FI’s to consider how customers are interacting with them. It is clear that some channels are saved for certain transactions more than others. But while that is the case, it is important for the experience across the channels to remain the same, whether it be in branch, via mobile, via tablet or via online. Customers don’t think in siloes, so it is important to make sure that they are receiving consistent service even if your back end systems and governance don’t reflect that. Join this session to find out how FI’s are evaluating these different channels and are structuring internally to provide a seamless customer journey at any touchpoint, while providing the right products and services through the right means.
Agnes Gerbaud Seuret, Global Director of Internet and Mobile at BNP Paribas Personal Finance

Agnes Gerbaud Seuret

Global Director of Internet and Mobile
BNP Paribas Personal Finance

Track C: Mobile PAyments

3:00 pm - 3:20 pm Designing for a Mobile Sales Experience
Designing for the Mobile Sales Experience. A case study into designing for the Mobile (handset) Sales experience – putting the customer at the center of the experience while balancing brand and usability.

Many financial institutions are already planning for the third generation of their mobile channel, whether that is an app, a mobile-optimized website, or both. The first generation simply included account balances and transfers, while the second generation saw the inclusion of PFM solutions and contextual recommendations. The third generation, which may already be implemented at some FI’s, but is still in the planning stages at most, will include a whole host of capabilities unique to the mobile phone. These include biometric capabilities, iBeacon and other geo-location technology and perfecting photo capture.

In other words, mobile is still very hot. It continues to grab more channel share by the day as it allows for a more personal and efficient experience, as compared to a web browser. During this session, Andrew Diggdon of Bank of the West will discuss what elements and capabilities he thinks are most important to include in this next generation in order to increase sales through the mobile channel.

Andrew Diggdon, Vice President of Customer Experience Management at Bank of the West

Andrew Diggdon

Vice President of Customer Experience Management
Bank of the West

3:20 pm - 3:50 pm Afternoon Networking Break In The Solutions Zone



3:50 pm - 4:10 pm Global Digital Marketing

In this session, Zeba Hyder, Head of Digital Marketing, Global Consumer Lines at AIG, will share her experience on how to develop global consumer digital marketing strategies including social media presence, mobile, and other digital presence. Zeba’s focus is accelerating AIG’s worldwide growth of eCommerce and Digital Marketing in the Global Consumer P&C business by leveraging best practices & state-of-the-art tools and platforms. She works on further enabling mobile sites, improving the omni-channel customer experience and managing brand and UX with a strong focus on increasing top and bottom line growth. She will share insights on how to attend to local needs when working abroad, while meeting global standards.
Zeba Hyder, Head of Digital Marketing at AIG

Zeba Hyder

Head of Digital Marketing
AIG

4:10 pm - 4:30 pm Be Disrupted Or Be The Disruptor: Transform Your Entire Customer Experience To Be Personal, Digital & Highly Profitable

Gone are the days when your banker knew you by name and had a personal relationship with you. Now consumers interact almost everyday through online or mobile. But besides seeing a bunch of transactions most banks have very little real knowledge about consumers.

Attend this engaging keynote to hear how banks can create compelling customer experiences through things like live chat, virtual tellers, etc, while looking at big data to create personal targeted offers and using digital channels to create specific, actionable advice which consumers can apply to improve their financial lives.
Simon Pomeroy, Chief Digital Officer at Westpac NZ Ltd

Simon Pomeroy

Chief Digital Officer
Westpac NZ Ltd

40 Minute Interactive Discussions Moderated By The Set Leader Below The Topic Title. Pick One!

#1 Bitcoin: Topic TBD
Alex Waters, CEO, Coin.co

#2 Customer Centricity in Insurance
Techniques for discovering who your end customers are and what digital experience they want from an insurance carrier.
Ryan Mattherly, Head of Digital, National Life

#3 PFM On Mobile: Creating A Quicker And More Responsive PFM Tool That Caters For Millenials & Can Be Used Real Time
Alex Jimenez, SVP and Director, Digital Channel Management, Rockland Trust

#4 How Do You Keep Innovating & Stay Up To Speed With Technology, Without The Resources For A Lab?
Christopher Johannessen, VP of eCommerce, SpringLeaf

#5 Digital Only Products: Leveraging Technology To Create New Aspects Of Service
Karen Kallet, Chief Digital Officer, SVP of Marketing, Bank of the Internet

#6 Open Innovation: Working with Customers, Start-Ups, Research Entities to Develop An Accelerated Pipeline
Dave Passavant, SVP, Banking Innovation Center Director, PNC

#7 Why You’re Innovation Efforts Get Stuck…and what to do about it
JP Nichols, Co-Founder, Bank Innovators Council

#8 How do you engage employees to accept, adopt and champion digital channels?
Elfreda Pitt Hetherington, Head, Applied Innovation, Technology & Operations, Royal Bank of Canada

#9 Latest Responsive Design Developments: Evaluating ROI & Impacts On Site Speed
Pankaj Parekh, Vice President, Wells Fargo Digital

Alex Jimenez, Senior Vice President and Director Digital Channel Management at Rockland Trust Company

Alex Jimenez

Senior Vice President and Director Digital Channel Management
Rockland Trust Company

Dave Passavant, SVP, Banking Innovation Center Director at PNC

Dave Passavant

SVP, Banking Innovation Center Director
PNC

Elfreda Pitt Hetherington, Head, Applied Innovation, Technology & Operations at RBC

Elfreda Pitt Hetherington

Head, Applied Innovation, Technology & Operations
RBC

Ryan Matherly, Head of Digital Strategy and Marketing at National Life Group

Ryan Matherly

Head of Digital Strategy and Marketing
National Life Group

Pankaj Parekh

VP Mobile Banking
Wells Fargo

Christopher Johannessen, Vice President, Ecommerce at Springleaf Financial Services

Christopher Johannessen

Vice President, Ecommerce
Springleaf Financial Services

Karen Kallet, Chief Digital Officer, SVP of Marketing at BofI Federal, Bank of Internet

Karen Kallet

Chief Digital Officer, SVP of Marketing
BofI Federal, Bank of Internet

JP Nichols, Co-Founder at Bank Innovators Council

JP Nichols

Co-Founder
Bank Innovators Council

Alex Waters

CEO
Coin.Co

5:10 pm - 6:10 pm Taste of South Beach Kick-Off Cocktail Reception in the Solutions Zone

Join us for an evening of posh cocktails, sizzling bites and vintage vibes. The perfect opportunity to network with new friends, our Taste of South Beach reception will spark new conversations and some priceless good times.

6:10 pm - 11:59 pm End of NetFinance Mobile & Innovation Day