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Adam Goller

EVP, Head of Fintech Banking at Cross River

Adam Goller is a prominent figure in the fintech and banking industry, currently serving as the Executive Vice President (EVP) and Head of Fintech Banking at Cross River Bank.12 With extensive experience in banking, real estate, credit, and securitization, Goller plays a crucial role in shaping Cross River's fintech strategy and partnerships.24

Professional Background

Prior to his current position, Goller held the role of Chief Credit Officer at Cross River Bank, where he was responsible for managing the bank's lending department.5 His career history also includes a stint at Fitch Group, demonstrating his diverse experience in the financial sector.4

Expertise and Contributions

Goller is known for his insights into:

  • Economic trends affecting the fintech industry
  • Innovations in financial technology
  • Strategies for overcoming challenges in the banking sector1

He has been featured in industry discussions and interviews, sharing his perspectives on the transformation of fintech and Cross River's approach to supporting fintech partners.36

Education

Adam Goller received his education from New York University, which has likely contributed to his expertise in the financial and technology sectors.2

Professional Presence

You can find Adam Goller's professional profile on LinkedIn under the username adam-goller-7188a94, where he shares more about his role at Cross River and his industry experience.2

Highlights

Dec 29 · linkedin

Clients or Partners

As 2022 winds down, I am left to reflect on something I often speak about within Cross River. Given the volatility of the year and the various highs and lows we have all experienced, it’s something that is both clearer to me now AND even more critical going forward.

My colleagues often hear me talk about the difference between a client and a partner.

Let me explain:

Client: a company you work alongside for a mutually beneficial result, working together symbiotically

Partner: a company you are deeply integrated with to provide a result that benefits both parties in different ways.

While to some it may seem like splitting hairs, what is the main difference?

Clients, when things get tough, look out for their best interests, often irrespective of or despite the impact on others.

Partners, on the other hand, look to collaborate in navigating challenges to protect and ensure the success of those they work with. Partners forge deeper connections, play the long game and, ultimately, create better outcomes.

I feel fortunate to have a lot of great partners. At the same time, I hope any clients decide to become partners.

So, here’s to 2023 and great #partners #connections #success

Jun 27 · linkedin

Fintech Banking Team Offsite- The Customer Journey 2022

Last Thursday, I had the rare and unique privilege to gather the Fintech Banking team in one place, a feat in and of itself. We spent the entire day collaborating on how we can create an even better experience for our clients. We called it the Customer Journey Summit, solely focused on the experience of Cross River’s amazing partners and how it could be enhanced. It also provided an opportunity to hear from so many folks who I don’t regularly get to interact with, but who are so critical to the success of our efforts. It was a reminder of just how much can be accomplished when you combine talent with humility, IQ and EQ, all centered on a common goal.

Huge thanks to all those who made this a success and looking forward the next one already!

#fintech #success #team #partners

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Cedarhurst, New York, United States