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Slaven Bilac

Chief Executive Officer at Agent IQ

Slaven Bilac

Slaven Bilac is the CEO and President of Agent IQ, a company that applies AI and machine learning to promote human-to-human relationships and increase brand loyalty and customer satisfaction.125 He leads the engineering team in managing the technology behind Agent IQ's platform from early design to production.245

Prior to joining Agent IQ, Bilac worked at Google for over a decade, specializing in software engineering and helping establish the machine intelligence unit in Google Cloud.2 He holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Tokyo Institute of Technology with a research focus on Natural Language Processing and Machine Translation.2 Bilac has published numerous papers at peer-reviewed conferences and holds 6 patents.2

Bilac's LinkedIn profile shows he has over 500 connections and is based in Seattle, Washington.3 He previously served as Lead of Cloud Machine Intelligence Group at Google from 2013 to 2017, and as Senior Software Engineering Manager & Japan Search Lead from 2005 to 2009.1

Highlights

Aug 29 · linkedin

Park National Bank is an example of why customer engagement isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s the foundation for growth.

When you focus on building real, personalized connections the results are undeniable. For Agent IQ's client, Park National, that meant a 60% spike in their Park Direct app adoption when offered at account openings and 78% of customers willing to wait for their personal banker, even when others were available.

This isn’t just about meeting expectations—it’s about exceeding them and creating loyalty that lasts.

Today, the banks that prioritize meaningful customer engagement will lead the way. The proof is in the numbers—and the relationships.

Curious about how your institution can turn engagement into growth? We dive into the details in our latest blog post, How customer engagement drives financial growth in banking.

You can read it here: https://hubs.ly/Q02N2gZV0

#banking #relationshipbanking #fintech

Aug 27 · linkedin

Is your institution’s digital strategy keeping pace with the industry—or is it putting you at risk?

As financial institutions look to streamline operations, many are turning to one-size-fits-all solutions, thinking they’re saving money by consolidating to a single vendor for all of their digital needs. But here’s the catch—these “savings” could cost you more in the long run.

The White House and CFPB recently highlighted the dangers of relying too heavily on ineffective chatbots (https://lnkd.in/ggv79A6T), signaling that new regulations are on the horizon. In other words, the tools meant to make banking easier are now putting institutions at risk, turning what should be a streamlined experience into a potential liability.

At Agent IQ, we’ve seen firsthand how the right digital transformation can turn these challenges into opportunities. Our clients, like BMO and Stanford Federal Credit Union, have already reaped the benefits of investing in advanced digital solutions—resulting in a 3.9X increase in new applications being funded when engaged with chat and a 70% reduction in overnight call center volume.

So, what’s the real cost of sticking with a one-size-fits-all solution? And how can your institution get ahead?

We dive into these questions and more in our latest blog post written by our CMO, Matt Phipps.

You can read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q02MLN6r0

#digitaltransformation #fintech #losingdeposits #relationshipbanking

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Experience

Chief Executive Officer at Agent IQ (June 2018 - Present)
Lead of Cloud Machine Intelligence Group at Google (June 2013 - May 2017), Senior Software Engineering Manager & Japan Search Lead at Google (May 2005 - 2009 · 4 years)

Education

PhD in Computer Science from Tokyo Institute of Technology (2002 - 2005), MS from Tokyo Institute of Technology (2000 - 2002), BS from University of Washington (1996 - 2000)

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States