Jason Mariasis- Credit One Bank
Michelle Tran- Crest Collective
Erin Cohee- OneUnited Bank




Developing a dynamic ecosystem is crucial for supporting your market as it fosters innovation and collaboration among stakeholders, leading to a more vibrant and sustainable business environment. By encouraging partnerships, open communication, and a culture of continuous improvement, the ecosystem can adapt to changing market conditions and customer needs, ensuring long-term success. Our panel of banking and financial services experts will discuss –
• What alternative operational models should you consider to support a broader banking ecosystem?
• When should you build vs. buy/partner when considering time to market vs. total cost to operate?
• What are the onshore vs. offshore options and what challenges do these two alternatives present?
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