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Finovate Super-Early-Bird Ticket Deadline is July 31

By Jim Bruene on July 23, 2008 7:02 PM | Comments (0)

image The evaluation process for presenters at our second annual Finovate Conference is just about complete. Twenty-four leaders in banking and technology will gather in New York City on Oct. 14 to demo their latest new products and technologies.

Although we are not quite prepared to announce the final lineup, you can get a sense of the agenda from the innovators who presented at our past two Finovate conferences here and here.

If you are planning on attending the event this fall, you can save $200 by registering before the end of July at the discounted price of $895. Tickets are transferable, so even if you haven't decided who'll attend, you can still lock in savings now. The registration page is here.

Presenters at FinovateStartup (April 2008)

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