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From Wall Street to banking treasury to finally landing on corporate treasury, it's safe to say that this Treasury Career Corner episode's guest has been around the block. Ben Loper, Senior Vice President, Corporate Treasurer and Head of Financing at Hilton Grand Vacations, has leveraged his vast experience to forge his career ahead. He shares his unique origin story as well as how he successfully transitioned from the banking end of treasury to a more corporate position. In his current role, Ben is responsible for funding, capital markets, risk management, global cash management, loan underwriting and loan servicing. Prior to that, he was Vice President and Liability Funding Manager at BBVA Compass, responsible for a $13 billion wholesale funding portfolio. This was right after he held various roles on Wall Street within the equity research department of an investment bank. Hilton Grand Vacations is a global timeshare company engaged in developing, marketing, selling and managing timeshare resorts primarily under the Hilton Grand Vacations brand. At Hilton Grand Vacations, their culture of hospitality extends to our more than 8,500 Team Members who collectively play an important role in delivering exceptional service, quality accommodations, and memorable travel experiences. On the podcast we discussed… How Ben discovered finance and branched into treasury Working on Wall Street vs working in a company Why Ben ventured into banking treasury The benefits of having experience in both the operational and business side of treasury Making the transition from banking to treasury Ben's ethos on treasury What Ben sees in the future of treasury Ben's take on the difficulty of training remotely How remote work has made certifications more important Ben's advice to people getting started in treasury You can connect with Ben on https://www.linkedin.com/in/benloper/ (LinkedIn). Are you interested in pursuing a career within Treasury? Whether you've recently graduated, or you want to search for new job opportunities to help develop your treasury career, The Treasury Recruitment Company can help you in your search for the perfect job. https://treasuryrecruitment.com/jobs (Find out more here). Or, send us your CV and let us help you in your next career move! If you're enjoying the show please rate and review us on whatever podcast app you listen to us on, for Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-treasury-career-corner/id1436647162#see-all/reviews (click here)!

Greg Westmoreland graduated from Texas A&M in 1992 with a degree in Engineering. Since then he has more than 25 years of experience in construction management, with the last eight years of focus being on retail and restaurant construction for notable clients like Choice Hotels, Extended Stay America, Chipotle Mexican Grill, BBVA Compass, Circle K, Staples, Jo Ann Fabrics, Wells Fargo, MidSouth Bank, JPMorgan Chase, McDonald's, and 7-Eleven. As CEO, he is responsible for managing corporate accounts throughout the United States. You can find out more about Greg and his team and projects on his website: https://w-builders.com/ or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WestmorelandBuilders You can also connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-westmoreland-62731314/ ******************************************** Want to learn how to attract, hire, and retain top-tier employees? Interested in learning how to scale your business to increase revenue and profit while working less? Then join my Business Success Mastermind group. A new cohort is starting. Now accepting applications: https://ib4e-coaching.com/mastermind ******************************************* Please support this podcast: https://ib4e-coaching.com/podinfo #leadership #leadershiptraining #leadershipcoaching #business #success ******************************************** If you like this podcast, consider supporting the effort. Every little bit helps. Thanks.

In this episode of the next CMO podcast, I speak to Sean Doyle, the co-founder and director of strategy at Fitzmartin, an innovative agency from Homewood Alabama that helps mid-market companies with organizational and system design based on behavioral scienceWe talk about aligning marketing and sales and designing your marketing organization to deliver on results. Useful links:More about Fitzmartin hereMore about Sean Doyle hereMore about The Next CMO podcast hereMore about Plannuh hereSean's bio below:Sean is a principal at FitzMartin, and our leading mind and voice on sales and marketing strategy. Sean is particularly adept at applying the science of behavior change to the art of sales and marketing. It's an approach that he and FitzMartin have developed over thousands of client engagements since 1992.Sean is an author and speaker. His first book, Shift: 19 practical, business-driven ideas for an executive in charge of marketing but not trained for the task, was published by Rockbench Publishing in 2018.The bottom line? Sean, for the length of his career, has been helping emerging middle-market clients acquire more and more profitable customers. While the principles he uses work in almost any industry, Sean has particular experience in manufactured goods, professional services, carpet, software, and healthcare equipment. Sean's core principle applied: “Few companies fail for lack of quality products or services. Most companies fail for a lack of revenue. If nothing gets sold, nothing else really matters.”Every marketer, when asked for a list of representative clients, will pull out the biggest names in their portfolio. For Sean, it's Georgia Pacific, the Southeastern Conference (yes the college sports empire), BBVA Compass (one of the largest banks on the globe) among other attention getters.But the truth is that Sean has spent most of his career helping the kinds of companies that make up most of American business.“Most of my clients are owners and executives who live with the daily pressures that come when cash flow is unpredictable. They are worried about meeting payroll. They are worried about short-term sales. They are worried about the twin obstacles of regulation and competition. My clients prefer answers to rhetoric. They prefer good enough to the perfect solution at 5x the cost and twice the time to implement.”

Richard Dixon talks about the #BSQotD, Jon Gruden resigning, PNC Bank buying BBVA/Compass, oil prices hitting a seven-year high, how the American pollution isn't the problem for the world that the Chinese pollution is, how electric vehicles aren't as environmentally better for the planet as marketing campaigns are labeling them to be, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fintech startups frequently target and optimize single financial services. The result is that consumers face a growing choice of providers for almost everything that once was provided by a single institution. In this context, banks have an opportunity to become “supermarkets” for financial services, integrating and streamlining complex KYC processes for a multitude of single-product startups, says Manolo Sánchez, former CEO of BBVA Compass, on this episode of Banking (Remix). We also discuss why banks need to re-center themselves on their core purpose and what the rise of decentralized finance means for traditional financial intermediaries.

Today I wanted to introduce you to the coolest mortgage broker in the biz, Julie Yarbrough. With a past resume that includes being the President of a bank's mortgage division, a VP role at BBVA Compass, and then the Area Manager of Land Home Financial Services, Julie is definitely a mortgage “lifer”.But she chose the best for last, becoming a managing partner at Empire Home Loans Inc., a people-centric mortgage firm in Sacramento, CA. Julie took that leap and was tasked with the most pivotal component of the whole operation: PEOPLE! “My strengths are found with people,” says Julie. “Coaching people, hiring people, and leading people – not just managing. So, my mandate with Empire Home Loans was always simple: to recruit the right talent, develop them, and put them in positions to succeed.”For instance, one of Julie's goals with Empire is to use her platform as an owner to empower other women in business, helping them shatter the glass ceiling in the real estate and mortgage fields. That's no small feat, but if anyone can do it, it's Julie, who's graduated from some of the finest leadership, communication, and management courses in the world like the National Speakers Association NSA. She's also served as the PR Chairperson of the Sacramento CAMP Board for six years, co-chaired the Women's Round Table – a business mastermind group, and graduated with distinction from Future Leaders, CMBA through Pepperdine University.Not only will she serve as an ambassador to loan officers who want to join the Empire Home Loans team and learn how to thoroughly outpace the competition but use her vast experience to create the best user experience in the entire mortgage industry. Anywhere. Period. “It's my job to establish our marketing and branding, but, most importantly, to drive a winning culture. The main reason why the three of us are such great partners is that our talents are all so different. I say culture eats strategy for breakfast … and Anthony says a great strategy should include culture. Of course, we're both right – as long as the client benefits!” Enjoy this podcast with Julie Yarbrough, the coolest mortgage broker you know!

Glen Davis begins hour one talking about the Houston soccer community 3rd annual dinner in aid of children’s cancers charity event that was held last Friday. Next Glen Davis talks about the sold-out game between the Club America of Mexico vs Tigres UANL happening tonight at the BBVA Compass stadium. Then Davis speaks on the Premier League games featuring Manchester United VS Wolves.   

Find all images and links for this episode on CISO Series (https://cisoseries.com/we-unleash-our-military-grade-infosec-bs-detector/) We're trying to clean up vendor pitches of unnecessary and outrageous claims so they can sail through to a CISO's inbox. It's our service to cybersecurity community on this week's episode of CISO/Security Vendor Relationship Podcast. This show was recorded live in front of an audience of CISOs and security vendors at the San Francisco CISO Executive Summit, hosted by Evanta. This episode is hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), producer of CISO Series and founder of Spark Media Solutions and Mike Johnson. Our guest this week is Aaron Peck, CISO, Shutterfly. Thanks to our podcast sponsors ExtraHop and Tenable Unlike security solutions that focus on signature- and rule-based detection, ExtraHop Reveal(x) helps you rise above the noise of alerts with complete east-west visibility and machine learning for real-time detection of known and unknown threats, plus guided investigations for rapid response. Find and address real threats faster with ExtraHop. Effective vulnerability prioritization helps you answer three questions: Where should we prioritize based on risk? Which vulnerabilities are likeliest to be exploited? What should we fix first? Tenable gives you the accurate and actionable data you need to answer these questions and better secure your business. Learn more: tenable.com/predictive-prioritization. On this week's episode Why is everybody talking about this now? Last week I was about to install a popular and approved app in the Google Play store that asked if the app could read, copy, download, and DELETE my contacts. Also last week during Google I/O, Sundar Pichai, Google’s chief executive touted their focus on privacy. This is not the first time we've heard this from Google or Facebook who is going to be facing the largest privacy violation in FTC history. Getting access to our behaviors is how Facebook and Google make their money. What would we like to see, not hear, from either Google or Facebook that convinces us that yes, they are doing something significant and proactive about privacy. Maybe they've already done it. Why is this a bad pitch? A Twitter thread asked, "What do vendors say that immediately undermines their credibility?" There were a lot listed, but the ones I saw repeated multiple times were military grade, next-gen, bank-level encryption, full visibility, 100% effective, and single pane of glass. We have brought up many of these on our show. And while we understand companies are trying to find a short pithy way to describe their technology, using terms like these can turn a great pitch into an effort to dig out of a hole. What's Worse?! We squeeze in two rounds of this game and our guest tries to dodge the question, but I don't let him. You're a CISO, what's your take on this? Brian Fricke, CISO at BBVA Compass is eager to hear how to successfully reconcile the cloud-driven CapEx to OpEx budget shift. CFOs don't get any depreciation benefit from OpEx, and Brian believes they'd prefer to see CapEx even if it's double the cost. He's struggling. Our CISOs offer up some advice. How to become a CISO Jason Clark, CISO of Netskope, wrote an article on Forbes about security mentorship. Mentors are needed to create more security leaders, CISOs, increase interest in security, and teach the ability to talk to the business. All of it centered around one theme of motivating others. What are ways to teach motivation across all these areas?    

Alex Carriles, executive director of mobile, online and digital accounts at BBVA Compass, describes how updates like account aggregation and expense analysis have helped increase use of its app.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Zack Miller We're continuing our monthly series digging in to data aggregation. We've defined the topic and explained how it's become so important as the underpinning of financial technology. We spoke all the major data agg firms and to their customers. Through that research, we created a buyer's guide — a first in the industry that looks which attributes are important in data agg deliverables and who stands out with what. Now, we've invited on our show Alex Carriles of BBVA Compass. Alex is the head of mobile and online banking and led BBVA Compass' efforts to upgrade their data aggregation partner. He shares with us how the bank's previous technology held them back and the almost-immediate positive results he got when changing to another provider. Before we jump into our show. I’d like to thank our sponsor MX for supporting Tearsheet’s work. MX is a leader in actionable financial data, enabling financial institutions and fintech providers to grow faster, reduce costs, and deliver exceptional customer experience. MX enables financial institutions and fintech providers to grow faster, reduce costs, and deliver exceptional customer experience. Founded in 2010, MX is one of the fastest-growing fintech providers, partnering with more than 1,800 financial institutions and 43 of the top 50 digital banking providers.Learn more about MX here (https://data.mx.com/products/aggregation).

Client engagement is at the heart of marketers' strategy and BBVA Compass' CMO says keeping up with the constantly changing technology is key to her role

Head over to kitodelgado.com for key takeaways, favorite quotes, and links to helpful resources and books mentioned during today's episode. Welcome back Story Tellers! Today’s main character is Jason Arcemont,  (@jasonarcemont) A Serial Entrepreneur, Speaker, Author, Endurance Runner,  BBVA Compass small business ambassador, and more, Jason Arcemont is undoubtedly a dynamic individual. Setting goals and crushing them seems to not only be a common quest for him but what he thrives for. He truly evokes what it is to live an “experiential life”; a principle he speaks about so often. As the founder of several Inc. 500 companies, Jason has developed the recipe for building powerful organizations. Both in terms of revenue growth and corporate culture alike. With a combined staff of nearly 100 employees, Jason has shown that his passion for leadership is not only present but extremely effective as well. Jason’s athletic and philanthropic endeavors have proven to be of similar merit. In October 2014, he ran a record-breaking 859 miles across Texas, all in effort to raise awareness and money to combat human trafficking and child sex slavery. Over 30 marathons in 30 days, Jason did the unthinkable and proved mind over matter, just as he does in his professional career as well. During this inspirational and insightful chat, Jason and I discuss: The motivation behind running 30 marathons in 30 days The importance of asking, "what do I know more than anybody else?" How to scale a business Partnering with the best resources Leveraging branding and marketing to grow your business How to attract top talent to your business The difference between profit sharing and equity and much more Please Enjoy!

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Hugh Freeze is the head football coach at the University of Mississippi. Since being named as the head man at Ole Miss in December of 2011, Freeze has become the first coach in school history to guide the Rebels to a bowl game in each of his first four seasons, including wins in the BBVA Compass, Music City and Sugar. Ole Miss is one of five programs in the country (along with Alabama, Florida State, Michigan State and Ohio State) to make consecutive New Year’s Six bowl appearances in the first two years of the College Football Playoff system. Freeze is a devoted husband and father who is unashamed of his faith in Jesus Christ. On this episode of the podcast, Freeze shares about how he became a follower of Christ, his coaching journey, being outspoken about his faith, what it means to be a relational coach, balancing coaching life with family life, and how he deals with scrutiny and adversity when things don't go the way you planned.

Over the past 15 years, labor market participation for U.S. women in their prime working years has been on a steady decline, reversing the growth trend of the previous 20 years. In this Working Moms Mean Business episode, BBVA Compass economist Amanda Augustine, co-author of a recent study analyzing the shift, explains her findings, why this trend matters, and what can be done to reverse it

Many companies recognize the challenges of working full-time and raising a family and offer perks to make it a little easier. For instance, BBVA Compass recently announced a partnership with Milk Stork, a service that enables employees who are moms and are traveling on the job to ship breast milk home overnight for a nominal fee. Kate Torgersen, mom and founder of Milk Stork, shares on this episode why companies are inspired to support working parents with these benefits.

From Fulbright Scholar, to Consultant, to CMO, Jennifer Kelly Dominiquini has had an incredible career. Her most recent stop at BBVA Compass allows her to lead one of the best banks in the industry. Listen to her approach to social, now.  

This episode updates one of the very first ones we did in our Barefoot Innovation series, last year. Episode Two featured the two co-founders of Simple, Josh Reich and Shamir Karkal. A year later, we all found ourselves back at the same conference where we'd recorded that program. Shamir has now taken on a new role, leading the open platform innovation of the very innovative bank that bought Simple, BBVA.  Josh, though, is still CEO of Simple (a fact that he says tends to surprise people). So on a very rainy afternoon in Southern California, he and I found a place where we could duck out of the weather (you may hear the deluge in the background), and talked about how Simple has progressed in the year just past. So...very few people are more fun to talk with than Josh Reich, but I think my favorite thing about this episode might not be the podcast, fascinating as it is, but rather something the podcast led me to. In our conversation, Josh talks about a customer whose dog chewed her debit card - twice! Simple sent her a customer appreciation package with the second card, and she was so grateful that she made a YouTube video about getting it. Every banker in the world should watch this:  customer appreciation reaction video   I won't update the full show notes here - please look at Episode 2 for the basics on Simple which, again, is now part of BBVA bank.  And if you missed it, be sure to listen also to my podcast with Manolo Sanchez, the CEO of BBVA Compass, who I think may be the most innovative bank president anywhere. BBVA is all-in on fintech innovation. Also, Josh and I did not get to a key update, which is the big move Simple made last year to eliminate ALL its checking account fees. I'm linking to his blog post here explaining what they did and why.  Remember, Barefoot Innovation is a search for better solutions for financial consumers through all kinds of innovation. BBVA and Simple are making this search in a great many interesting ways. So enjoy hearing Josh's insights, ranging from how to succeed when a big banks buys a small innovator, to the make-or-break power of a bank's culture, to the incredible efficiencies of growing a bank without branches - he shares some numbers -- to his advice for regulators. And watch for fantastic episodes coming up: Oportun CEO Raul Vazquez; Betterment CEO Jon Stein; two of the country's top compliance officers, together; and Blythe Masters of Digital Asset Holdings - to name a few.   Regulation Innovation Video Series: Briefing One - The Five Tech Trends Driving Financial Transformation The Five Tech Trends - the latest video in the Regulation Innovation Video series. Meanwhile be sure to sign up for our new video series, Regulation Innovation - Thriving on Disruption. These are short briefings - 10 to 15 minutes each - designed to be the single easiest way to understand the huge issues raised by fintech, in both technology and regulation, and how best to address them. Since fintech is far more about "tech" than "fin," we're starting the series with The Five Tech trends transforming finance. Plus we have a lighthearted little extra, straight from my own kitchen, on how I was inspired to some thoughts about innovation by a very unusual gadget. The briefings are designed share in meetings and training sessions, from board rooms to business and compliance teams. They come with access to a subscriber-only website with resources and advice. We have group pricing available - just contact us! Please sign up for them, and also to get my podcasts by email. And be sure to leave reviews on ITunes. Please consider a donation to support our efforts to bring the best thought leaders in the financial innovation world to you. A dollar a show is all we ask. Support the Podcast Subscribe to Our Mailing List Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Email Address Sign Up We respect your privacy. Thank you!

Episode 6: The Innovative Bank - Manolo Sanchez, CEO of BBVA Compass Can banks be innovators? If so, how? In Episode 6, we tackle that topic with one of the most innovative bank executives in the world – Manolo Sanchez, the chairman and CEO of BBVA Compass.  BBVA is the Spanish bank that bought the U.S. startup Simple, whose founders we featured in our podcast Episode 2 (“The Cheerful Disruptors”). Today’s discussion picks up the bank side of that equation. It’s our first conversation with the leader of a large bank.  BBVA has over $700 billion in assets and a global reach. And what an interesting bank it is. When I first met Manolo several years ago, I had no idea they were heading into one of the most notable innovation strategies in the industry. Since then, they’ve made huge investments to modernize and integrate their IT, and have stood out for their active experimentation with innovative startups – working with them in various ways, and always, especially, learning from them. A native of Spain, Manolo has worked for BBVA for nearly 25 years, holding positions in the corporate, investment and correspondent banking divisions of the bank. He is a graduate of Yale University and earned his master’s degrees in international relations from the London School of Economics and in advanced European studies from the College of Europe. His career has taken him to Paris, Madrid, New York, Mexico City and Texas. As Chairman and CEO of the U.S. bank BBVA Compass, Manolo today lives with his wife and three children in Houston, where he’s a leader in a wide range of community-strengthening institutions. The bank also has major facilities in Birmingham, where it has anchored economic development including a newly-opened LEED-certified technology development center. Manolo sets the tone for this “innovative, principled and customer-centric company” — and earned recognition as American Banker’s 2014 reputation survey leader — with the principle, “We work for a better future for people.” In Episode 6, he explores the fertile landscape of financial innovation from the viewpoint of a major bank with a multi-year strategic vision to make BBVA the “next great bank in the U.S.” Please Click HERE to subscribe in iTunes or open your favorite podcast app and search for "Jo Ann Barefoot".   Barefoot Innovation Podcast RSS