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Amit Dhingra is the Chief Enterprise Payments Officer at Huntington Bank, where he leads the bank’s enterprise-wide payments strategy across consumer, business, and commercial segments. He oversees a broad suite of payment offerings, including debit and credit cards, treasury management, B2C disbursements, and emerging digital payment platforms. Dhingra joined Huntington in 2015 and has held several senior roles, including Managing Director of Retail Payments and Unsecured Consumer Lending, and Managing Director of Corporate Strategy. His previous experience includes leadership positions at U.S. Bank and McKinsey & Company, where he advised financial institutions globally. He began his career in finance and accounting at Procter & Gamble. Dhingra holds an MBA from INSEAD, a postgraduate finance degree from the Indian Institute of Management, and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology.

John Asbury is Chair of the American Bankers Association and CEO of Atlantic Union Bankshares. With over 35 years in banking, he has led Atlantic Union’s transformation into a leading regional bank. Asbury previously served as CEO of First National Bank of Santa Fe and held executive roles at Regions Financial and Bank of America. He is a past chair of the Virginia Bankers Association and the Mid-Size Bank Coalition of America. Asbury holds a B.S. from Virginia Tech and an MBA from William & Mary.

Will Cameron is the Chief Revenue Officer of ModernFi and has a diverse background spanning technology, financial services, and military service. He works closely with financial institutions to strengthen deposit strategies and optimize liquidity management through innovative technology solutions. Prior to ModernFi, Will held strategic roles at nCino, where he partnered with banks and credit unions to drive digital transformation and enhance operational efficiency across lending and account opening lifecycles. Before entering the fintech space, Will served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps, where he developed a strong foundation in leadership, discipline, and mission-focused execution. Will started his career in investment banking and private equity.  His experience in both the public and private sectors gives him a unique perspective on problem-solving and institutional advancement. Will is passionate about modernizing the banking ecosystem and building resilient financial infrastructure for the future.

Jillian Chuck leads Comerica Bank’s deposit and liquidity strategy, overseeing product development and revenue optimization within the Payments Division. Prior to her current role, Jillian served as the Director of Funding Strategy & Execution in Corporate Treasury at Comerica, where she oversaw the bank’s wholesale funding strategy and managed the liability side of the balance sheet for both the Bank and Bancorp.  Her role included the execution of all funding and capital transactions. Jillian joined Comerica Bank in 2014 as part of the Liquidity Management team.  With a background in corporate treasury at Fifth Third Bank, Chuck brings deep expertise in balance sheet strategy and client-centric product design.  With over 14 years of experience in the financial services industry, she holds a bachelor’s degree in international relations & affairs and an MBA with a concentration in finance, both from Xavier University.

Amit Dhingra is the Chief Enterprise Payments Officer at Huntington Bank, where he leads the bank’s enterprise-wide payments strategy across consumer, business, and commercial segments. He oversees a broad suite of payment offerings, including debit and credit cards, treasury management, B2C disbursements, and emerging digital payment platforms. Dhingra joined Huntington in 2015 and has held several senior roles, including Director of Retail Payments and Unsecured Consumer Lending, and Managing Director of Corporate Strategy. His previous experience includes leadership positions at U.S. Bank and McKinsey & Company, where he advised financial institutions globally. He began his career in finance and accounting at Procter & Gamble. Dhingra holds an MBA from INSEAD, a postgraduate finance degree from the Indian Institute of Management, and a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology.

Frank DiPuma is Executive Vice President and Director of Enterprise Commercial Products at Zions Bancorporation, where he oversees the strategy, management, and development of a broad portfolio including Treasury Management, Merchant Services, Foreign Exchange, Liquidity, Investments, Retirement Plan Services, and Correspondent Banking. He joined Zions in 2006 and has held a number of leadership roles across Treasury Management and Enterprise Commercial Products. Active in the financial services community, DiPuma chairs advisory boards and participates in industry groups, including the Datos Corporate Banking Executive Council and the West Monroe Leaders of Treasury Management Forum. He also serves on the University of Houston Bauer College of Business advisory panel and is involved in local education initiatives. DiPuma holds a degree from The University of Texas at Austin and has completed executive education at Wharton and Kellogg.

Hope Dmuchowski is the CFO of First Horizon Bank, where she oversees finance, treasury, investor relations, and corporate development. With over 20 years in banking, she has led financial strategy and integration efforts at Truist and BB&T, and began her career in Deutsche Bank’s leadership program. Dmuchowski holds a degree from Saint Elizabeth University. She serves on the boards of the Salvation Army, 4Word, Baptist Hospital Foundation, and St. George’s Independent School.

Patrick J. Kennedy, Jr. is the Executive Chairman TransPecos Banks, a Texas-based community bank focused on serving rural and underserved markets. He is also the founder and President of the Bank’s parent, TransPecos Financial Corp., and several affiliates including KSD Capital, TransPecos Development Corp and Kennedy Sutherland LLP, a law firm specializing in community banking. Kennedy has been a leading advocate for Subchapter S bank taxation and founded the Subchapter S Bank Association, representing over 1,500 banks nationwide which have made the Sub S election. He holds degrees from Georgetown University and St. Mary’s University School of Law.

Travis Lan is the CFO of Valley National Bank, where he oversees financial and balance sheet strategy, corporate treasury, accounting, capital markets, and investor relations. With a background in investment banking and equity research, Lan brings deep expertise in M&A, capital planning, and balance sheet optimization. Prior to Valley, he held senior roles at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods and Stifel. Lan holds a degree from Bucknell University.

Christopher Maher is Chairman and CEO of OceanFirst Bank, where he leads the institution’s strategic growth and community-focused initiatives.  During his tenure, the Bank has expanded its presence across the Mid-Atlantic region now serving customers from Boston to greater Washington D.C. with innovative deposit, loan, and digital products and services delivered with exceptional care.  Maher currently holds leadership roles with Monmouth University and Hackensack Meridian Health.  He previously served as a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and chair of the New Jersey Bankers Association.

Brian Martinez is COO of the Commercial Bank at KeyBank, where he leads strategy and planning, go-to-market, performance management, and analytics for the Middle Market and Commercial Payments businesses.  Having spent 18+ years in financial services at KeyBank and GE Capital in previous such roles as CFO of Commercial Bank, Director of Corporate Strategy, and Director of FP&A, Brian brings deep experience in financial leadership and operational execution.  He holds a degree from Indiana University – Bloomington.

Alberto Paracchini is the President and CEO of Byline Bank, where he has led the institution’s growth into one of the nation’s top SBA lenders and a leading commercial bank. With decades of experience in banking and financial services, including senior leadership roles at Popular, Inc. and as a founding partner at BXM Holdings, Paracchini brings deep expertise in bank strategy, M&A, operations, and lending. He holds an MBA, with honors, from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Amanda Stevens is the Chief Executive Officer of Raymond James Bank. Prior, Stevens served as the bank’s Chief Operating and Strategy Officer, where she played a pivotal role in shaping the bank’s strategic direction and operational excellence. With over 25 years of experience in financial services, Stevens brings a wealth of expertise in banking operations, finance, and leadership. She is actively involved in civic and industry organizations, serving on the Board of Directors of the American Heart Association Tampa Bay and the Florida Bankers Association. Stevens holds a degree from Michigan State University.

Robert Turbeville serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer at First Federal Bank, bringing over 30 years of experience in banking and lending. He began his career at G.E. Capital and has held leadership positions at CNB National Bank and Barnett Bank.  Turbeville earned a BBA from the University of North Florida and a Juris Master in Banking and Regulation from Florida State University. He is an active community leader, having served as President of the Columbia County Chamber of Commerce and the Lake City Rotary Club.