Suggestions
Meaghan Johnson
Fintech + Bank Advisor | Co-founder | Keynote Speaker | Researcher with 10+years in the digital banking space | Subject Matter Expert, Manchester Business School | Forbes Fintech Contributor
Meaghan Johnson is a seasoned fintech researcher and consultant with over 12 years of experience specializing in driving customer-focused innovation within the financial services industry by leveraging emerging technologies and business models.
She collaborates with various clients including B2B banks, B2C fintechs, incumbent banks, consultancies, and digital product design agencies to develop user-centric products through both quantitative and qualitative customer research, applying the jobs-to-be-done approach.
Meaghan's strategic research and support services aid companies in go-to-market strategies, product enhancement, MVP development, and assist VCs and large corporates in due diligence procedures.
Dedicated to education, Meaghan serves as a Senior Lecturer at CFTE focusing on open banking, fintech, and customer experience for Graduates and Mature Students, while also leading a Digital Finance online course at Manchester Business School.
As a prolific writer and keynote speaker, she covers European product, regulatory, and tech trends on Forbes.com, emphasizing the impacts of AI, data, and open banking on enriching customer experiences.
Constantly seeking new opportunities, Meaghan Johnson is open to engaging in new projects, advisory roles, and speaking engagements.
In terms of education, she holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Development Economics and International Development from University College Dublin and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business/Managerial Economics from Bentley University.
Throughout her career, Meaghan has been associated with various organizations such as Climate Savers, Jupiterapp.pt, The Fintech House, Forbes, The University of Manchester, CFTE, Ross Republic, Pacemakers.io, Efma, Digital Magss, Breaking Banks Europe, DNB, 11
Highlights
The impact of fintech on retail investing over the past ten years has been truly spectacular, especially in the US. I am jealous of the choices that just about any consumer has to invest and the sheer ease and access to stocks, fixed income, and ETFs.
There has been a clear evolution of innovation in retail investing over the past years, and now we are starting to see a push to 'invisible investing.' This began with micro-investing and has evolved to buying stocks of the brands where you transact at the point of purchase. Loyalty and investing have finally merged.
Aaron Froug over at Grifin is building something truly impactful, and I believe the retail investment space is about to have an 'Uber' moment.
Check out my long overdue piece on Forbes.com discussing this and sharing Grifin's vision.
https://lnkd.in/ddcNnaWE
Heyy, lovely network. I am working with an awesome fintech exploring opportunities in the embedded revenue-based finance (RBF!) space. I would love to speak with anyone in my network at PSPs, marketplaces, B2B BNPL or neobanks considering offering RBF to their merchants/customers. DM me if you want to have a quick chat
