Connie DavisHost
And, you know, decades later, now, reading Dr. Faraday's work, I finally understood what those white coats were.

We didn't know the influence that would have on our lives as young adults, as young kids.

They were trying to prepare me for life as a mom, as a wife, you know, all of the costumes and characters that we put on.

But today, after 30 years of building the rails that money actually moves on, that's been my area of expertise from ATM networks to debit cards to mobile wallets and now to blockchain.

And in serving inside of the credit union that I work at right now, I call myself this past, present, and future of money thought leader.

But again, as a reminder that the original language of money is getting ready to shift.

And, you know, decades later, now, reading Dr. Faraday's work, I finally understood what those white coats were.

We didn't know the influence that would have on our lives as young adults, as young kids.

They were trying to prepare me for life as a mom, as a wife, you know, all of the costumes and characters that we put on.

But today, after 30 years of building the rails that money actually moves on, that's been my area of expertise from ATM networks to debit cards to mobile wallets and now to blockchain.

And in serving inside of the credit union that I work at right now, I call myself this past, present, and future of money thought leader.

But again, as a reminder that the original language of money is getting ready to shift.
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