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Stephen Milbank
Executive Finance & Operations Management Leader Driving Fintech/SaaS Product Development & Revenue Growth Goals | Global Strategic Partnerships ∣ Merger & Acquisitions (M&A) ∣ Start-Up & High-Growth Ventures
Stephen Milbank is the CEO and Founder of Slipwise, a company focused on providing innovative solutions in the tech industry. He is based in Providence, Rhode Island, and has a strong background in finance and technology.
Education and Early Career
Milbank attended Yale University, where he earned his undergraduate degree, followed by an MBA from London Business School. His early career included significant roles at Goldman Sachs, where he worked in real estate investment, and later at various startups and venture capital firms, which sparked his interest in technology and entrepreneurship.124
Professional Experience
Before founding Slipwise, Milbank co-founded Button, where he served as the Head of Global Strategic Partnerships. His experience at Button helped him identify gaps in mobile commerce, leading to the creation of Slipwise. He has also held positions as Chief Revenue Officer at Nate and has extensive experience in finance and strategic partnerships.1234
Vision for Slipwise
At Slipwise, Milbank aims to leverage his insights from previous ventures to drive growth and innovation. His leadership style emphasizes building teams that are motivated by purpose and fulfillment, reflecting his commitment to creating a positive work environment.12
Overall, Stephen Milbank's journey showcases a blend of finance, technology, and entrepreneurship, positioning him as a notable figure in the startup ecosystem.
Highlights
Sharing my first aerial #DockPics. I swear it's bigger up close.
I had a layover in #baltimore on my way to #AMIConfExpo. Flying over the Chesapeake reminded me of some of my favorite adventures with Kevin Brant, Jason Brant, and Hunter Young navigating the bay on our way to Cantler's to enjoy picking crabs and Natty Bo's. #slainte
Not much better than pulling up dockside to a raucous restaurant on a summer afternoon.
One of the joys of starting a marina software company is the places that building it takes me.
I've decided to capture those adventures with you in a new series called #DockPics. I'll be sharing docks of all shapes and size from around the world in pursuit of building slipwise, so stay tuned...
Over the holidays, I encountered some historic docks:
- Ponta Delgada in the Azores - a gateway for transatlantic travel (do you spy the rainbow and the two beers I left for a lucky passerby b/c they couldn't accompany me on the plane?)
- The River Thames in London - in the distance you can see the docks that launched many famous sailors from Marlow to the Mayflower
- The River Seine in Paris - crowded with tourist traps, barges, and houseboats
I'll be at Association of Marina Industries conference in Fort Lauderdale next week and can't wait for the marina tour! Get ready to see a lot of Florida docks 🌴
And if you have #DockPics you want to share, don't hesitate to send them my way!! I'd love to see the unique places where you've docked and hear your stories.
