FinovateSpring 2015 is right around the corner and we are as excited as ever to see live and up close what our roster of 72 fintech innovators has in store. Have you picked up your ticket yet?
We hope you’ll join us. In fact, with registrations zooming past the 1,000 mark more than a week ago, there may be no better time than now to save your spot at the show.
We think you’ll like what you see on stage this year with our lineup of live demos at FinvoateSpring 2015. But, as we hinted earlier this week with our Attendee Title Word Cloud, much of what makes Finovate events special results from the live “introductions” between fellow attendees that happens during the networking opportunities throughout the day.
To give you a feel of the caliber of the crowd you’ll be joining at FinovateSpring 2015 in San Jose, take a look at a sample of the more than 500 companies attending this year’s conference.
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If these folks sound like your kind of people, then why not join them and us for an exciting two days of live demos and high-caliber networking at FinovateSpring 2015? Visit our registration page today and we’ll see you in San Jose next week.
FinovateSpring 2015 is sponsored by The Bancorp, CapitalSource, City National Bank, Envestnet, Financial Technology Partners, Hudson Cook LLP, KPMG, Kyriba, Life.SREDA, and Zions DirectTV.
FinovateSpring 2015 is partners with Aite Group, American Banker’s Association (ABA), Bank Innovators Council, Bankers Hub, BayPay Forum, bob’s guide, Breaking Banks, California Bankers Association, Canadian Trade Commissioner Service, Celent, ebankingnews, Filene Research Institute, fin-tech.org, HotWire, Javelin Strategy & Research, Mercator Advisory Group, The Paypers, SME Finance Forum, and Western Independent Bankers.
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