Persado <> FS Vector FinovateFall Dinner

​The Tsunami of GenAI Content Demands Fusing MarTech & RegTech

​Join Persado and FS Vector for an exclusive, invite-only dinner during FinovateFall, bringing together senior executives from across the banking industry to explore the rapid evolution of GenAI in financial services.

​The dinner follows the close of Day 1. After cocktails & during a ________ dining experience, veteran retail banking execs Somesh Khanna and Steve Mugford will discuss optimizing the tsunami of content born from GenAI. They’ll share strategies for driving growth by fusing AI-powered MarTech & RegTech to automate the creation of high-performing, compliant content at scale—a topic that is striking a chord with customer-first bank innovators across the U.S.

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​Somesh Khanna

​Somesh’s career includes a long tenure at McKinsey & Company, where he co-led the Global Banking and Securities practice. During his 26 years at McKinsey, he spearheaded impactful digital transformations for financial services clients, guiding CXOs and their teams in harnessing AI at scale, modernizing technology delivery, and establishing new avenues for growth. Somesh also played a pivotal role in launching, scaling, and leading McKinsey Digital—a specialized unit dedicated to serving finserv clients—where he applied forward-thinking application of technologies to address the objectives of financial services enterprises. He is a member of Persado Board of Directors.

​Steve Mugford

​Steve Mugford is a Persado Board member and CEO and Founder of Visceral AI, a breakthrough market research platform leveraging the power of GenAI to disrupt market intelligence and decision making. He is a seasoned strategist with 30 years of experience driving transformative growth in companies, with a particular focus on the intersections of Financial Services, data and analytics, and technology. 

​Steve began his career at the Boston Consulting Group and spent 21 years as Head of Strategy at Capital One, where he partnered directly with the CEO and founder to set the company’s vision and trajectory and drive implementation. During Steve’s tenure with Capital One, the company grew from an unbranded monoline credit card issuer to become the 7th largest diversified bank in the U.S., with more than $273B assets and over $400B annual payment volume.