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Bruce Burke
Executive Producer, Fin+AI 2024 Conference Redefining Financial Intelligence October 2nd - 4th, 2024 Le Méridien, Dania Beach, FL Call For Papers Is Now Open! Register Today and Save $$$!
Bruce Burke** is a visionary entrepreneur and fintech industry veteran, best known as the Executive Producer of the **Fin+AI 2024 Conference:, an event focused on the convergence of financial technology (Fintech) and artificial intelligence (AI).13 He is based in Clearwater, Florida.
Professional Background
- Founder of #PAY: A fintech and Web3 media company that includes Bullet Point Bulletins and #PAY Interviews.2
- President & Founder of Gulf Bay Consulting: Focused on innovating features for users while creating positive customer experiences from May 2011 to September 2018.2
- Chapter Lead at Next Money Tampa Bay: Part of a global network aimed at reinventing finance through design, innovation, and entrepreneurship from May 2016 to January 2018.2
Skills
Bruce Burke has demonstrated expertise in financial technology event marketing, point-of-sale systems, marketing automation, and business development. He is skilled at getting products to market effectively.
Current Projects
Currently, Bruce Burke is heavily involved with organizing the Fin+AI 2024 Conference. This conference aims to unite leaders in Fintech and AI by exploring themes such as enhanced risk management, democratizing financial services with AI, hyper-personalization in financial services using AI-driven technologies.14 The event will feature keynote speakers like Chris Skinner and IBM's Paolo Sironi.5
On LinkedIn (username: bruceburke), he shares insights into navigating the future of banking with fintech and AI innovations.
Highlights
Hi everyone - I’m looking for a new role and would really appreciate your support.
I’m eager to bring my expertise, skills, and experience to a new challenge.
About me:
💼 I’m looking for Marketing Generalist, Sales, and Account Executive roles. 🌎 I’m open to roles in Clearwater, prefer remote, would consider relocation.
I’d love to reconnect with you, and catch up on what’s new in your world.
If you hear of any opportunities that you think are worth looking into, or are open to chatting, send me a message or comment below! #OpenToWork
Generative artificial intelligence has sparked one of the biggest spending booms in modern American history, as companies and investors bet hundreds of billions of dollars that the technology will revolutionize the global economy and one day lead to massive profits.
The question is when, and even whether, all those investments will pay off.
Apps like OpenAI’s ChatGPT have attracted hundreds of millions of users, but relatively few people are paying for premium versions and businesses are still experimenting with how generative AI can increase their productivity.
Nonetheless, the biggest tech companies are putting record amounts of money into capital spending, primarily for the hardware needed to develop and run AI models.
“The risk of underinvesting is dramatically greater than the risk of overinvesting,” Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Google parent Alphabet, said on an earnings call in July.
Venture capitalists are similarly betting that at least a few AI startups could one day be worth billions or even trillions, even though most currently aren’t profitable.
Venture-capital investments in AI startups are at $64.1 billion so far this year, putting them on track to approach a peak set during a broader investing upsurge in 2021.
And the total share of VC investments …
