As a fintech startup CEO, do you wake up at night worried about how to attract customers and scale beyond founder-led sales? Have you assembled a solid product and early funding, but find yourself stuck on how to cut through the noise and clearly communicate your value proposition? If so, our intensive 1-day marketing workshop is specifically designed to provide pre-seed and seed-stage fintech founders the keys to sustainable growth.
In just 8 hours, you’ll gain insider knowledge of fintech trends, unlock messaging that resonates with banks and financial institutions, and leave with a customized action plan to establish your credibility, attract ideal customers, and drive revenue. We’ll demystify marketing for fintechs so you can stop worrying about the business side and get back to doing what you love—innovating.
Registration is just $1500 if you sign up by April 1 ($500 off the regular price!). Seats are limited, so secure your spot today.
About Stessa CohenStessa Cohen is an independent banking industry analyst and consultant. A former Gartner analyst, she is an internationally recognized expert on the digital transformation of the global banking industry. She provides strategic analysis, go-to-market and advisory services to financial institutions, fintechs, and investors.
About Shira AbelShira Abel is the Founder and CEO of Hunter & Bard, an award-winning B2B marketing agency. She has more than 20 years of experience leading strategic marketing campaigns. She has also worked with numerous scale-ups to level-up their messaging and branding to help them land enterprise clients and has worked with multiple enterprises to drive successful change management.
Shira is a Lecturer at UC Berkeley and has helped build underdeveloped nations startup ecosystems volunteering as a Startup Marketing Mentor with USAID.
Why Take This MasterclassYou know your technology, you know how to solve a problem banks have and how important it is — but can you target the right banks who are ready for it? Learn how to tell your fintech’s story in a way that will cut through the “yes-but’s” and bureaucracy to get to the Yes?
Learn how to pitch so that bankers – not just IT – can hear it, understand it, and say Yes to it.