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Jordan Wright
Co-Founder & CEO at Atomic Financial
Jordan Wright is a dedicated individual with a background in Statistics, holding a BS degree from Brigham Young University.
He has a robust professional history with significant roles at various organizations, showcasing his expertise in business development, product management, and entrepreneurship.
Jordan was a Board Member at Solera National Bank and Co-Founder & CEO at Atomic, a company focused on aiding financially vulnerable individuals.
His entrepreneurial spirit led him to create Finovation Squad and be involved with other ventures like Unbill, which was acquired by Q2.
With experience as a Product Manager at companies like Proofpoint and NextPage, Jordan exhibits a versatile skill set in different domains.
Highlights
What will FinTech look like in 2030?
I enjoyed adding my thoughts to Team8's latest report answering the following:
- What won't change?
- What (likely) will change?
- What could change everything?
Thanks to Team8 for making this report possible! For those interested in checking out the full insights, feel free to check it out at: https://lnkd.in/gGkgsaBb.
Last night I spent the evening doing spring yard work for an elderly widow in our neighborhood with a bunch of young men from our church.
Toward the end of our time together another adult shared the following with the young men:
Adult: “What is a brand?”
Boys: “Like Adidas or Nike?”
Adult: “Yeah. What do you think of when you think of those brands?”
Boys: Various answers.
Adult: “Now, when someone thinks of you what sorts of things do they associate with your brand?”
Boys: Silent thoughtfulness.
Adult: “Every action you take contributes to your brand. The fact that you spent tonight helping someone in need adds to your brand. However, did you spend it goofing off or were you dedicated to helping her? That’s your brand. Everything you do creates your brand. You choose what brand you’re creating for yourself.
Do things that matter and do them well if you want to have a great brand.”
It was a great reminder for me and I’ve been thinking those young men are lucky to have people encouraging them to think about these kinds of things at their ages.
