Cryptocurrencies & the Future of Fintech (JRCPPF Alumni Forum Reunions Panel 2)
The past year has seen record growth in cryptocurrencies with the initial public offering of Coinbase and skyrocketing prices. Join us for a panel discussion about these exciting new developments and some perspectives from our alumni on what else we can expect to see come our way.
Ben Davenport 98 is the founder and former CTO of BitGo, the leading wallet security & infrastructure company for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Previously, he co-founded Beluga, which was acquired by Facebook and became the basis for Facebook Messenger. Previously, at Google, he helped build the first versions of AdSense. He started his career as an engineer at Microsoft. He is an active angel investor, having invested in 80+ companies.
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7 May 2021 Military.com | By Paul Kantwill
Retired Army Col. Paul Kantwill serves as Founding Executive Director of the Rule of Law Institute at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. He previously led the Office of Servicemember Affairs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He had a 25-year career as an active-duty officer in the U.S. Army and served in Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf.
This September will mark the 20th year that our country has been at war. Unfortunately, as the war in Afghanistan winds down, the campaign against America s veterans by predatory lenders continues.
Tech Executive Leadership Initiative Government Challenges Demo Day: Balancing Tech Innovation and Oversight in State Governments
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The State of California’s process for technology project approval and oversight is designed for large, fully-planned technology “projects.” While this thorough process provides assurance to the Legislature and Department of Finance, it creates a cumbersome and slow experience for all stakeholders, ultimately stalling the pace of much-needed innovation. How can the State of California improve its project approval and oversight process to better balance oversight and planning with speed and delivery?
Join the Aspen Tech Policy Hub, the Tech Talent Project, and the leaders of the Winter 2021 Tech Executive Leadership Initiative Cohort as they showcase their projects focused on ‘Balancing Tech Innovation and Oversight in State Governments.’ Following the presentations, Sonal Shah, Professor of Tech & Society at Georgetow
The round-the-clock efforts of a largely remote workforce establishes Chelsea Groton as leader in PPP Loans, Mortgages and Places to Work in Eastern CT
GROTON, Conn. /Massachusetts Newswire – National News/ Chelsea Groton Bank reported impressive financial, educational, technical and community-based accomplishments at its 166th Annual Meeting which was conducted over Zoom on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. President and CEO Michael Rauh presented the Bank’s 2020 results to Bank officers, Board members and Corporators.
“Our focus has always been on helping individuals, families and businesses succeed in big ways and small by putting more effort into everything we do. Our team was incredibly focused on the needs of our customers, and doing whatever it took to help them succeed in the most challenging circumstances,” shared Rauh. “The result was a banner year from a financial perspective, but more importantly, a year where we were everything a community bank is meant to be – a
GROTON, Conn., May 04, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) Chelsea Groton Bank reported impressive financial, educational, technical and community-based accomplishments at its 166th Annual Meeting which was conducted over Zoom on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. President and CEO Michael Rauh presented the Bank’s 2020 results to Bank officers, Board members and Corporators.
“Our focus has always been on helping individuals, families and businesses succeed in big ways and small by putting more effort into everything we do. Our team was incredibly focused on the needs of our customers, and doing whatever it took to help them succeed in the most challenging circumstances,” shared Rauh. “The result was a banner year from a financial perspective, but more importantly, a year where we were everything a community bank is meant to be – a team of local people working tirelessly to ensure the people, businesses and organizations in our community are better positioned to be successful.”