Future Tech Banker

Alexander Crawford
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Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry.

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  1. 1d ago

    Your Banks's Culture - On AI! With Marlene Duhart

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath (www.verapath.com), WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. Marlene Duhart, Chief Information Security Officer at Southern Bancorp (soon to become Uplift Bank), joined Future Tech Banker to discuss how community banks can responsibly embrace AI while staying true to their mission. Drawing on experience at Oracle, Visa, Zions Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, and now Southern Bancorp, she explains how AI is transforming banking—not just as a technology initiative, but as a cultural shift that empowers employees, improves decision-making, and strengthens customer service. The conversation explores AI governance, core banking conversions, productivity gains, data democratization, cybersecurity, and how mission-driven financial institutions can use innovation to better serve underserved communities. Top 5 themes from the episode AI is a cultural transformation, not just a technology project. Successful adoption requires leadership support, employee training, AI champions across the organization, and governance that encourages responsible experimentation rather than fear.Banking has always been a data business, and AI unlocks that data. Conversational AI enables employees across departments to access insights without needing technical expertise, allowing better questions, faster analysis, and more informed decisions.AI delivers measurable operational efficiency. From comparing corporate policies during a bank merger to accelerating core conversion tasks and automating routine work, AI significantly reduces manual effort while improving consistency and accuracy.Mission-driven banks can use AI to expand financial inclusion. AI supports multilingual services, financial education, and improved customer engagement, helping community development financial institutions (CDFIs) better serve underserved individuals and small businesses.Strong governance and trusted partnerships are essential. Banks should establish AI policies, measure return on investment, implement appropriate security controls, and work with partners who understand both AI technology and the unique regulatory and operational needs of banking. Links Uplift Bank — https://uplift.bank Graduate School of Banking — https://www.gsb.org .register.bank — https://www.register.bank U.S. Treasury Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund — https://www.cdfifund.gov

  2. Jul 23

    Amplify Employees with AI, with DJ Seeterlin

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath (www.verapath.com), WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. This episode of Future Tech Banker features DJ Seeterlin, Chief Innovation & Strategy Officer at Chesapeake Bank, in a practical discussion about how community banks can successfully adopt AI without losing their human-centered culture. Rather than treating AI as a cost-cutting tool, Seeterlin explains how Chesapeake is using it to amplify employees, improve customer service, strengthen payments, and drive growth. The conversation also explores AI governance, innovation leadership, payment modernization, and why curiosity—not technology—is the key differentiator for community banks. Top 5 TakeawaysAI should amplify employees, not replace them. Chesapeake Bank's strategy is built around using AI to make employees more effective, giving them better information and more time to serve customers rather than reducing headcount.Innovation begins with leadership and culture—not technology. Before deploying AI tools, Chesapeake trained its executive team, created AI champions across the organization, and established a culture where experimentation and learning are encouraged. Successful AI adoption is as much about people as software.Governance should enable innovation, not block it. Seeterlin argues that risk and compliance teams should ask, "How can we do this safely?" instead of simply saying no. Banks that balance governance with growth will move faster and achieve better outcomes.Payments are ripe for AI-driven modernization. Rather than focusing on making transactions faster, Chesapeake uses AI to improve risk management, underwriting, customer insight, and business payment workflows. The bank is also helping businesses move away from paper checks toward integrated digital payment experiences.Curiosity is the most valuable AI skill. Whether you're an intern or a CEO, the best way to begin with AI is to experiment, share what you learn, and keep asking questions. Organizations build momentum when employees openly discuss how AI helps them solve real business problems. References Alloy Labs Alliance — https://alloylabs.comRebolt Financial Technologies — https://reboltft.comIdentifee — https://identifee.comMarketing AI Institute (MAICON) — https://www.marketingaiinstitute.comJack Henry — https://www.jackhenry.com

  3. Jul 16

    The Banker's AI Survival Guide, with Mike Kaput

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath (www.verapath.com), WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. In this episode, Mike Kaput, Chief Content Officer at SmarterX and the Marketing AI Institute, joins Future Tech Banker to discuss why AI is no longer just another technology trend but a fundamental shift in how banks will operate and compete. The conversation explores practical strategies for bank leaders to begin their AI journey, how to measure ROI, why change management matters more than technology, and why the rise of AI agents will redefine the future workforce. Throughout the discussion, Mike emphasizes that the banks that start learning today—even through small experiments—will be best positioned to thrive as AI transforms every aspect of financial services. Top 5 TakeawaysAI won't replace bankers—but bankers who use AI will replace those who don't. Bank leaders should encourage every employee to develop AI skills now because AI literacy is quickly becoming as important as digital literacy.Leadership and culture—not technology—determine AI success. Buying Copilot or another AI platform is only the first step; executive sponsorship, employee training, and organizational buy-in ultimately determine whether AI delivers meaningful business value.Start small and prove ROI before scaling. Banks should focus on specific use cases like loan documentation, compliance, marketing, or customer communications where time savings and productivity gains can be measured and expanded over time.AI agents will become digital coworkers throughout the bank. Rather than simply answering questions, AI agents will increasingly perform work autonomously, requiring managers to supervise teams of both human employees and AI assistants.Don't wait for perfect governance or perfect technology. The banks gaining a competitive advantage are already experimenting with AI in low-risk areas, building institutional knowledge that will compound as the technology rapidly advances. Here are five useful resources mentioned during the episode for bankers who want to learn more about AI: SmarterX – AI transformation consulting, executive education, and enterprise AI adoption: https://www.smarterx.aiMarketing AI Institute – AI research, articles, courses, and the annual MAICON conference: https://www.marketingaiinstitute.comMAICON (Marketing AI Conference) – One of the leading AI conferences for business leaders and marketers: https://www.maicon.ai Copyright (c) 2026 by Artificial Intelligence Risk, Inc., DBA Verapath

  4. Jul 9

    Every Banker Needs an AI Strategy Now, with Bill Fink

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath (www.verapath.com), WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. Bill Fink, Executive Vice President and Head of Commercial Banking at Provident Bank, shares a pragmatic banker's perspective on the economy, artificial intelligence, and the future of relationship banking. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience in commercial banking, Bill explains why disciplined strategy, thoughtful AI adoption, and strong customer relationships will separate winning banks from the rest. The conversation explores economic uncertainty, interest rates, AI governance, enterprise AI use cases, and why the most successful bankers will use AI to become more productive—not less personal. Top 5 Takeaways Bankers who embrace AI will outperform those who don't. AI won't replace relationship bankers—it will make them more valuable by automating administrative work so they can spend more time advising clients, building trust, and growing relationships.Enterprise AI will deliver the biggest ROI. Beyond productivity tools like Copilot, the greatest value will come from transforming core banking functions such as loan underwriting, covenant monitoring, treasury management, customer service, compliance, and fraud detection.AI should follow strategy—not hype. Banks need a clear roadmap with measurable business outcomes before deploying AI, prioritizing high-volume, repetitive processes where automation improves efficiency and reduces operational risk.Governance and training are critical for success. Effective AI adoption requires executive oversight, employee education, strong security controls, and clear policies to ensure AI is used safely, responsibly, and effectively.Economic uncertainty rewards disciplined execution. Amid volatility in interest rates, inflation, and global markets, banks that stay focused on long-term strategy while investing thoughtfully in technology will be best positioned for growth. Resources Provident Bank – https://www.provident.bankWharton Executive Education – https://executiveeducation.wharton.upenn.eduFederal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) – https://fred.stlouisfed.org

  5. Jul 2

    The AI Skills Every Banker Needs Today, with Angie Carel

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath (www.verapath.com), WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. In this episode of Future Tech Banker, Alec Crawford and Eric Cook sit down with AI strategist and educator Angie Carel, one of the leading voices helping organizations move beyond AI experimentation into practical business adoption. Angie shares how she uses AI agents to automate hours of work every day, why AI literacy is becoming an essential business skill, and how financial institutions can embrace AI safely while preserving trust. The conversation also explores the growing risks of deepfakes, the importance of governance, and why human relationships will become even more valuable as AI becomes ubiquitous. Top 5 TakeawaysAI agents are becoming every employee's digital assistant, automating routine tasks and giving bankers more time to focus on customers, lending, and strategic decisions.AI governance and security must be built in from the beginning, with banks using private AI environments and strong controls to protect customer data and reduce operational risk.AI literacy is now a competitive advantage, and organizations that encourage employees to experiment with AI today will outperform those waiting for the technology to mature.Trust will become a bank's greatest differentiator, as deepfakes and AI-generated fraud make authentic human relationships and verification more important than ever.The best way to prepare for enterprise AI is to start using it personally, building confidence and practical skills before deploying AI in regulated banking environments. Sources Links & ResourcesAngie Carel (LinkedIn): https://www.linkedin.com/in/angiecarel/Anthropic: https://www.anthropic.comLovable: https://lovable.devGoogle AI Studio: https://aistudio.google.comCommunityBanking.ai: https://communitybanking.aiWSI: https://www.poweredbywsi.com/Verapath: https://www.verapath.com Copyright (c) 2026 by Artificial Intelligence Risk, Inc DBA Verapath

  6. Jun 25

    Chris Nichols! Bankers that Want to Improve...with AI!

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath (www.verapath.com), WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. In this episode of Future Tech Banker, Jack Hubbard (and belatedly Eric Cook) sit down with Chris Nichols, President of Institutional Banking at SouthState Bank, joined by marketing and AI expert Eric Cook, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping banking. The conversation moves beyond basic AI use cases and examines what separates banks that will thrive from those that may struggle to survive in the next few years. Chris argues that AI is not simply a productivity tool—it is a strategic imperative that will fundamentally change customer relationships, employee effectiveness, marketing, sales, treasury management, and banking operations. The discussion highlights how leading banks are moving from simple chatbots and copilots toward enterprise-wide AI strategies focused on creating better customer experiences, empowering employees, and freeing bankers to spend more time doing what humans do best: building trust and relationships. Top 5 Takeaways1. Your AI strategy should be to become more human. The winning banks will not use AI to replace human relationships—they will use AI to eliminate administrative work, automate routine tasks, and free bankers to spend more time with customers. As Chris Nichols put it, every bank should be asking: How can we use AI to become more authentically human where it matters most? 2. If your employees are not using AI today, your bank may not be around in three years. Chris warned that the divide between banks that embrace AI and those that don't will become obvious very quickly. Organizations that prevent employees from experimenting with AI risk falling dramatically behind competitors that are actively training and enabling their teams. 3. The biggest opportunities are beyond the basics. Many organizations are still focused on meeting summaries, email drafting, and simple productivity gains. The next wave of value comes from AI-powered customer intelligence, treasury management, credit underwriting, onboarding, sales enablement, marketing personalization, fraud detection, and enterprise-wide process redesign. 4. AI creates confidence, not just efficiency. One of the most overlooked benefits is employee confidence. AI helps bankers prepare for customer conversations, role-play sales scenarios, gather insights, and understand customer needs. Better-informed employees are more confident employees, which leads to better customer outcomes. 5. Banks must balance governance with innovation. Regulators increasingly expect banks to have documented AI governance, training, policies, and oversight. However, the risk of doing nothing may now be as significant as the risk of adopting AI. Successful institutions will thoughtfully manage AI risk while aggressively pursuing AI-driven opportunities. https://www.linkedin.com/in/cknichols/https://southstatecorrespondent.com/banking-insights/https://southstatecorrespondent.com/podcast/chris-nichols-on-the-future-of-payments/https://southstatecorrespondent.com/podcast/the-top-12-winning-strategies-for-community-banks-in-2025-with-chris-nichols-and-ed-kofman/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackrants/https://smandh.com/staff/jack-hubbard/https://smandh.com/https://southstatecorrespondent.com/podcast/helping-your-lenders-succeed-with-jack-hubbard/https://www.poweredbywsi.com https://www.verapath.com Copyright (c) 2026 by Artificial Intelligence Risk, Inc.

  7. May 27

    Pro Tips for Sales, Conferences, and Marketing - Eric Cook Joins Jack Hubbard on FTB

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath, WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. Podcast production and sound engineering are by Troutman Street Audio. You can find them on LinkedIn. This episode of Future Tech Banker features two highly experienced banking and technology leaders and co-hosts of the show: Jack Hubbard and Eric Cook. They share pro tips for sales, conferences, and marketing as a bank or an individual at a bank. Jack Hubbard is a veteran banking consultant who has trained more than 80,000 bankers over his career and is widely known for expertise in sales, relationship banking, and leadership development. Eric Cook is a former banker turned digital and AI advisor who works extensively with community banks on digital transformation, AI adoption, marketing, and LinkedIn strategy. Main Takeaways AI adoption in banking is primarily a leadership and cultural challenge rather than a technology problem. Eric Cook compared today’s AI concerns to the early resistance banks had toward social media and digital marketing adoption.Conferences create major career and networking opportunities when attendees intentionally prepare beforehand, connect with new people, and avoid isolating themselves with coworkers.Emphasize disciplined follow-up after conferences, including sharing learnings internally, engaging attendees on LinkedIn, thanking organizers, and turning conference insights into actionable plans for the bank.Community banks should proactively use digital tools like LinkedIn, QR codes, AI transcription tools, and social media content creation to maximize conference value, strengthen thought leadership, and improve follow-up.Human interaction and in-person relationships are becoming more valuable in the AI era. Despite rapid advances in AI, the hosts argued that conferences, spontaneous conversations, and personal relationships remain irreplaceable. Mentioned on the podcast: Indiana Bankers Mega Conference — https://www.indianabankers.org WSI — https://www.poweredbywsi.com Verapath — https://www.verapath.com Alloy Labs Alliance — https://alloylabs.com Graduate School of Banking — https://www.gsb.org Marketing AI Institute — https://www.marketingaiinstitute.com LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com Plaud Note — https://www.plaud.ai Social Media Marketing World — https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/smmworld MAICON (Marketing AI Conference) — https://www.maicon.ai JP Nichols — https://www.linkedin.com/in/jpnichols Alec Crawford — https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleccrawford Copyright (c) 2026 by Verapath

  8. May 21

    Building a Sales Culture with Cashin White, Director of Growth and Innovation at BOK Financial

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath, WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. Podcast production and sound engineering are by Troutman Street Audio. You can find them on LinkedIn. Cashin White, Director of Growth and Innovation at BOK Financial, joins Jack Hubbard and Alec Crawford for a discussion grounded in practical bank growth, sales enablement, and responsible AI adoption. White brings more than two decades of experience across commercial and middle-market banking, with a background serving organizations ranging from small businesses to billion-dollar energy companies. In the episode, he describes how BOK Financial, now over $50 billion in assets and operating across 11 markets, has pursued organic growth through a focused go-to-market strategy, stronger sales culture, and better technology ROI. He explains how tools such as Salesforce, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, RelPro, Microsoft Copilot, Teams, and OneNote are being used to improve prospecting, pre-call planning, and banker efficiency. The conversation also highlights the importance of executive sponsorship, disciplined adoption, dashboard-driven accountability, and tailored coaching for both newer and more experienced bankers. White emphasizes that AI should help bankers become more prepared, informed, and strategically relevant to clients, while still operating within secure infrastructure and common-sense risk controls. The episode closes with a candid discussion of fraud, deepfakes, and the need for banks to balance innovation with compliance and operational vigilance. Summary: Organic growth strategy: BOK Financial is focused on top-line revenue growth through sales enablement, banker upskilling, and a more disciplined go-to-market approach.AI in banker workflow: Microsoft Copilot and related tools are being applied to prospect research, pre-call planning, note capture, and daily productivity.Accountability and adoption: White stresses that tools alone are insufficient; dashboards, coaching, executive support, and measurable usage are needed to drive behavior change.Culture as a growth lever: The bank is building a culture where sales, innovation, and learning are visible, encouraged, and tied to success stories across markets.Risk and fraud awareness: The discussion underscores secure AI deployment, internal governance, and growing concern over fraud and deepfake-enabled attacks. Referenced in this episode: Companies: BOK FinancialVerapathSaint Meyer & HubbardWSITroutman Street AudioMicrosoftSalesforceRelProLinkedInLord AbbettNetflixChatGPTPhishDenver Art Museum Regulators / Industry Bodies: Harvard Business SchoolStanford UniversityUniversity of Puget Sound Technologies: Microsoft CopilotCopilot PremiumSalesforceLinkedIn Sales NavigatorRelProOneNoteMicrosoft TeamsChatGPTAI agentsLLMsDeepfakes Copyright © 2026 by Verapath

  9. May 6

    Jill Castilla, CEO of Citizens Bank of Edmond, on Customer-Centered Innovation in Community Banking

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath, WSI, and St. Meyer & Hubbard. Podcast production and sound engineering are by Troutman Street Audio. You can find them on LinkedIn. Jill Castilla joins the episode as the CEO of Citizens Bank of Edmond and a widely recognized leader in community banking innovation. The conversation traces how she helped turn around a bank facing severe credit, fraud, and operational problems, using transparency, culture change, and long-term strategic thinking to restore stability and build momentum. She discusses why community banks must treat AI, digital banking, and emerging technologies as strategic opportunities rather than optional experiments, while also maintaining strong controls around cybersecurity, vendor management, and customer trust. Jill also shares how her work during the pandemic, including collaboration with Mark Cuban on relief and PPP-related tools, demonstrated the agility and public-service value of community banks. A major focus of the episode is ROGER, the digital banking platform her team built to serve enlisted military members, veterans, and military families with low-fee, accessible banking designed around their needs. Across the discussion, she emphasizes practical leadership, continuous employee training, risk awareness, and the importance of keeping customer outcomes at the center of innovation. Summary: Turnaround leadership: Jill explains how Citizens Bank of Edmond recovered from credit issues, fraud, and reputational damage through transparency, team alignment, and disciplined execution.AI with discipline: She argues that community banks should actively learn and experiment with AI while maintaining safeguards around privacy, cybersecurity, and third-party risk.Customer-led innovation: The episode repeatedly underscores that technology should solve real customer problems, not simply improve internal efficiency.Military banking opportunity: Jill outlines how ROGER was created to better serve enlisted service members, veterans, and military families with accessible digital banking tools.Community bank advantage: She highlights that smaller institutions can innovate faster, collaborate closely with customers, and use partnerships to stay competitive with larger banks. Referenced in this episode: Companies: Citizens Bank of EdmondROGERVerapathSt. Meyer & HubbardJPMorgan ChaseNimbusTeslar Regulators / Industry Bodies: Federal ReserveFDICAmerican Bankers Association (ABA)Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA)Independent Bankers Association of Texas Technologies: Artificial intelligence (AI)Machine learningQuantum computingDigital bankingBlockchainCryptocurrency Copyright © 2026 by Verapath

  10. Apr 29

    How Community Banks Can Win with AI with John Kowal, Chief Technology Officer of Peapack Private Bank & Trust

    Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry. This podcast is sponsored by Verapath, WSI, and Saint Meyer & Hubbard. Podcast production and sound engineering are by Troutman Street Audio. You can find them on LinkedIn. In this first episode, the hosts introduce the show and welcome John Kowal, Chief Technology Officer of Peapack Private Bank & Trust, a community bank serving the New Jersey and New York City metro market. Kowal outlines his role overseeing technology, operations support, training, innovation, and the bank’s AI team, and explains how the bank has approached AI over several years. The conversation centers on practical applications of AI in banking, including cybersecurity readiness, data analysis, workflow support, digital employees, and meeting-preparation tools for commercial and wealth teams. Kowal emphasizes that community banks do not need mega-bank scale to benefit from AI, but they do need internal expertise, governance, training, and trusted vendor partnerships. The hosts also discuss cultural adoption, the risks of shadow AI, hallucination, compliance expectations, and the importance of keeping humans in the loop for regulated decisions. The episode closes with a broader discussion of how AI may reshape competition in community banking, while also raising concerns around fraud, cyber risk, and customer protection. Summary: AI adoption in banking: The discussion explores how banks can use AI to improve internal workflows, analytics, and employee productivity.Community bank AI strategy: John Kowal describes how Peapack Private Bank & Trust is using AI for analytics, internal workflows, and operational improvement.Risk and governance: The discussion highlights cybersecurity, shadow AI, hallucination risk, enterprise controls, and the need for clear AI inventories and oversight.Culture and training: The speakers stress that successful AI adoption depends on ongoing employee training, internal champions, and business-line engagement.Competitive impact: The episode frames AI as a chance for community banks to improve client service, increase banker productivity, and compete more effectively. Referenced in this episode: Companies Future Tech BankerPeapack Private Bank & TrustVerapathWSISaint Meyer & HubbardGoldman SachsMorgan StanleyAnthropicChatGPTJPMorganMcKinseyAmazonMontclair State UniversityFairleigh Dickinson University Regulators / Industry Bodies FDICNISTCyber Risk InstituteGraduate School of Banking in MadisonFlorida Bankers AssociationPennsylvania Bankers Association Technologies Artificial intelligence (AI)AI agentsDigital employeesAI chatbotsData warehouseCybersecurityZero-day exploitsRansomwareEnterprise AIData loss prevention (DLP)CRMBlockchainStablecoinCrypto ATMs Copyright © 2026 by Verapath

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Future Tech Banker is hosted by Alec Crawford, Eric Cook, and Jack Hubbard. Together, they bring deep experience in banking, digital strategy, risk, business development, and industry leadership. The podcast explores the trends, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of community banking, with conversations focused on innovation, growth, leadership, customer experience, and the future of the industry.

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    Alexander Crawford
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