We are honored to have been selected to present at FinovateFall 2014 on September 23-24 in New York City! This is very exciting news for us, and for those who share our enthusiasm in the financial technology and crowdfunding circles.
Brian Fritton, our CTO, will be presenting a 7-minute demo on Patch of Land’s progress and transforming innovation. We don’t want to spoil the surprise yet, but knowing Brian, we have a feeling it will be an informative and groundbreaking presentation! Brian already gave a demo of our investor process and dashboard at Lendit:
Finovate conferences are unique blend of sales demos, press conferences, trade shows, analyst briefings, and business development meetings into a single event. The events showcase cutting-edge financial technology from companies ranging from up-and-coming startups to established industry leaders, facilitating networking opportunities to make game-changing connections.
Companies selected to present at Finovate demonstrate a combination of novelty, innovativeness, potential wow/X/cool factor, and diversity. Some areas that have been covered at past Finovate events are: debit rewards, alternative payments, person-to-person (P2P) lending, new marketing tools, security solutions, big data, mobile apps, social investing, personal financial management, youth banking, credit, and next-generation online banking platforms.
Some companies that have presented at past Finovate conferences include Kabbage, PayPal, Xero, LendingTree. We are thrilled to be able to contribute to Finovate's list of impressive and groundbreaking companies!
We look forward to showcase what Patch of Land has to offer and to learn from other innovate leaders in the finance and technology field. Please join us at FinovateFall 2014 by registering here. For more information on this event, contact our executives Brian Fritton or AdaPia d'Errico. We hope to see you there!
Leave us a comment and let us know if you'll be attending FinovateFall 2014 and what you look forward to most about this upcoming event.
