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Mary Wisniewski

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Mary Wisniewski is a seasoned banking and fintech reporter with over a decade of experience in the field. She also engages in moderating and speaking at various fintech events, such as Future of Fintech, Digital Banking Summit, Money Experience Summit, and EMERGE.

Mary has a diverse portfolio, covering topics ranging from personal finance, technology, and fashion shows to auto dealerships, celebrity press junkets, and debt collectors. Her work has been featured in reputable publications like the AP, The LA Times, Billboard, American Banker, and many more.

With a background in Journalism and History from Pepperdine University, Mary Wisniewski has held significant roles in the industry. She has been associated with prominent organizations like Fintech Uncut, Finteching with Mary, Bankrate, American Banker, SourceMedia, Royal Media Group, and Nielsen: National Jeweler.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Mary enjoys engaging in unique conversations, reading books, spending time with dogs, and has a fondness for California. Based in LA and New York, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the fintech and banking reporting landscape.

Highlights

Jun 27 · linkedin

Life in the hacker house and then this!!

What a joy to speak w/ Michael Broughton on Altro's beginnings, opportunities in the credit scoring system and something that any fintech or bank app might pursue -- fostering community within their apps.

I keep thinking about this clip, though. What it must feel like to have such interest in a product you're building when you're working on mattresses more or less.

Catch the full Money isn't Everything episode on whatever pod platform you wish: https://lnkd.in/guQ-Zs6i

#fintech #personalfinance

Jun 6 · linkedin

Worth reading: this note from the OCC that argues for banks to support customers' financial health for numerous reasons, including:

➡ Potentially leads to better bank products ➡ Potentially helps create more profitable customers and improves customer retention ➡ The one I find most interesting: Improvements in financial health could also support improvements in mental wellbeing for individuals and their communities." (Efi Pylarinou, we have more material to unpack.)

Read the note here (it's part of a presentation at #Emerge2024 conference): https://lnkd.in/gWBAyb_M

#finhealth #banking

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Los Angeles, California, United States