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Board Member
Feb 2021
FinTech Atlanta is a coalition of companies working to advance Atlanta as the recognized global capital of financial technology.
Led by seasoned industry executives, the group’s priorities are to drive fintech industry growth, talent expansion, innovation acceleration, and public policy influence in Atlanta and across the state of Georgia.
Board Member
Feb 2019
Tech Alpharetta, the first organization of its kind in Georgia, was established in 2012 by the City of Alpharetta, GA. Comprised of Alpharetta’s leading technology companies, both large and small, the members are charged with identifying and pursuing key investment opportunities and policy decisions for Alpharetta’s technology companies and its burgeoning technology industry.
The City of Alpharetta is home to nearly 600 technology companies making up 35% of Where Georgia Leads technology companies. The city also houses over a quarter of Metro Atlanta’s top 25 technology employers resulting in the city’s daytime working population exceeding that of residents. With one the most robust and redundant fiber and power fiber infrastructure networks in the south east, Alpharetta has been a central hub for new and relocating technology companies. To continue to foster this growth, the ATC’s mission has created four sub-committees to add value beyond geography.
GROW – Designed to support entrepreneurship, innovation, and start-up tech.
BUILD – Focused on identifying and developing advanced infrastructure that will support the technologies of tomorrow.
BRAND – Creating new messaging that will help to attract new business investment and maintain Alpharetta’s position as a leading location for technology ventures
ENGAGE – Enhancing relationships among Alpharetta’s technology companies and building understanding of the business in which they are engaged.
Board Member
Feb 2019
Tech Alpharetta, the first organization of its kind in Georgia, was established in 2012 by the City of Alpharetta, GA. Comprised of Alpharetta’s leading technology companies, both large and small, the members are charged with identifying and pursuing key investment opportunities and policy decisions for Alpharetta’s technology companies and its burgeoning technology industry.
The City of Alpharetta is home to nearly 600 technology companies making up 35% of Where Georgia Leads technology companies. The city also houses over a quarter of Metro Atlanta’s top 25 technology employers resulting in the city’s daytime working population exceeding that of residents. With one the most robust and redundant fiber and power fiber infrastructure networks in the south east, Alpharetta has been a central hub for new and relocating technology companies. To continue to foster this growth, the ATC’s mission has created four sub-committees to add value beyond geography.
GROW – Designed to support entrepreneurship, innovation, and start-up tech.
BUILD – Focused on identifying and developing advanced infrastructure that will support the technologies of tomorrow.
BRAND – Creating new messaging that will help to attract new business investment and maintain Alpharetta’s position as a leading location for technology ventures
ENGAGE – Enhancing relationships among Alpharetta’s technology companies and building understanding of the business in which they are engaged.
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2021
Board Member
Feb 2021
FinTech Atlanta is a coalition of companies working to advance Atlanta as the recognized global capital of financial technology.
Led by seasoned industry executives, the group’s priorities are to drive fintech industry growth, talent expansion, innovation acceleration, and public policy influence in Atlanta and across the state of Georgia.
2019
Board Member
Feb 2019
Tech Alpharetta, the first organization of its kind in Georgia, was established in 2012 by the City of Alpharetta, GA. Comprised of Alpharetta’s leading technology companies, both large and small, the members are charged with identifying and pursuing key investment opportunities and policy decisions for Alpharetta’s technology companies and its burgeoning technology industry.
The City of Alpharetta is home to nearly 600 technology companies making up 35% of Where Georgia Leads technology companies. The city also houses over a quarter of Metro Atlanta’s top 25 technology employers resulting in the city’s daytime working population exceeding that of residents. With one the most robust and redundant fiber and power fiber infrastructure networks in the south east, Alpharetta has been a central hub for new and relocating technology companies. To continue to foster this growth, the ATC’s mission has created four sub-committees to add value beyond geography.
GROW – Designed to support entrepreneurship, innovation, and start-up tech.
BUILD – Focused on identifying and developing advanced infrastructure that will support the technologies of tomorrow.
BRAND – Creating new messaging that will help to attract new business investment and maintain Alpharetta’s position as a leading location for technology ventures
ENGAGE – Enhancing relationships among Alpharetta’s technology companies and building understanding of the business in which they are engaged.
Board Member
Feb 2019
Tech Alpharetta, the first organization of its kind in Georgia, was established in 2012 by the City of Alpharetta, GA. Comprised of Alpharetta’s leading technology companies, both large and small, the members are charged with identifying and pursuing key investment opportunities and policy decisions for Alpharetta’s technology companies and its burgeoning technology industry.
The City of Alpharetta is home to nearly 600 technology companies making up 35% of Where Georgia Leads technology companies. The city also houses over a quarter of Metro Atlanta’s top 25 technology employers resulting in the city’s daytime working population exceeding that of residents. With one the most robust and redundant fiber and power fiber infrastructure networks in the south east, Alpharetta has been a central hub for new and relocating technology companies. To continue to foster this growth, the ATC’s mission has created four sub-committees to add value beyond geography.
GROW – Designed to support entrepreneurship, innovation, and start-up tech.
BUILD – Focused on identifying and developing advanced infrastructure that will support the technologies of tomorrow.
BRAND – Creating new messaging that will help to attract new business investment and maintain Alpharetta’s position as a leading location for technology ventures
ENGAGE – Enhancing relationships among Alpharetta’s technology companies and building understanding of the business in which they are engaged.
2017
Chief Seer (Founder, CEO & Chairman of the Board)
Mar 2017
AI-Powered Enterprise Software for Banks and FinTechs Onboarding, ACH processing, BSA/AML, Anti-Fraud, Compliance, Reconciliation, and Analytics.
Connect Silos, Drive Insights, and Operate Efficiently
FinanSeer® converts raw transaction data to meaningful information that financial institutions can use to optimize their processes and protect their customers. It cleans and homogenizes date and automates workflows to increasing operational efficiency across reconciliation, fraud and risk, compliance, customer support, marketing, and more.
FinanSeer® is an enterprise software solution deployed globally that can manage your customers entire lifecycle through a single solution.
2016
Owner
May 2016
Fire and Brimstone Tavern is a local family-owned gastropub on the south end of North Point Mall. We are located at the intersection of Mansell Road and Old Alabama Connector. Our restaurant layout is unique, where our custom carved bar is physically separated from our family style dining area which is ideal for families with kids. We also have an extremely large patio which is ideal for outdoor dining. While we are a non-smoking facility, our bar includes a prohibition-style smoking room which is separately ventilated so that the restaurant/bar customers do not even know it’s there!!
On one side of the restaurant we also have a large private room, which a lot of working professionals can not only convert into their office but also use it as a meeting and training room. With our super-fast free WiFi, secured with the best firewall technology in the industry; its a no-brainer! This large event space is fully-equipped with a PA system, a projector and smart TVs, which has become a recent attraction for a lot of corporate events, local Meet-Ups, as well as family events!
Our chef-inspired menu features comfort food with international flavors. Our burgers also feature an optional gluten-free bun. We also have vegetarian (and vegan) options like a spicy black bean burger, vegetable paella, vegetable pasta, hummus, fried pickles and much more! If you are a meat-lover, a vegetarian, a vegan, or on a gluten-free diet, you wont be stuck with “one” option on the menu. We have options for you!!!!!
Our bar has an extremely large selection of whiskeys (single malts/blended) and bourbons. We feature local craft beer on tap to support local breweries and give our customers a taste of what your neighborhood businesses can do. Not only that we have a prohibition-style cigar room, but we also have prohibition-style liquor. FNB Tavern offers a unique Absinthe Experience that is sure peek your interest about this exquisite ritual.
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