LendItFintech In Photos and Sound Bites
LendItFintech co-founders Peter Renton, Bo Brustkern, and Jason Jones kick off the 6th annual event
“Bad credit is literally killing us” – Scott Sanborn, CEO, Lending Club
when speaking about the increase in mortality rate for people who have faced major financial distress
A disruptive business is not just about speeding something up – Jay Farner, CEO, Quicken Loans when interviewed on stage by Bloomberg’s Selina Wang
“On all fronts ICOs are problematic” – Chris Larsen, CEO, Ripple
when interviewed by Jo Ann Barefoot
“No comment” – Anthony Noto, CEO, SoFi
When asked by Bloomberg Technology reporter Emily Chang if Goldman Sachs would be considered a competitor 
Working capital loans (short-term) have been a big growth area for us – Gina Taylor Cotter, SVP & GM, Global Commercial Financing at American Express
when interviewed by Lendio’s Brock Blake
“At the end of the day, what’s important is that small businesses win” – Andrea Gellert, Chief Marketing Officer & Chief Revenue Officer, OnDeck
When asked who will win the race for marketshare
“Larger businesses are more stable, it’s easier to underwrite them.” – Victoria Treyger, Chief Revenue Officer, Kabbage
When asked if it’s harder to underwrite loans above $50,000
From left to right: Victoria Treyger (Kabbage), Andrea Gellert (OnDeck), Homam Maalouf (Square), Luke Voiles (Intuit), and Levi King (Nav) 
Michael Grottano, Director Of Business Development, Lendr
talks business at the company booth
Ocrolous announced a $4M Series A round at LendItFintech
Below: Ocrolus account executive John Lowenthal stands in front of the company booth
The best billboard at LenditFintech
OnDeck CEO Noah Breslow called for industry collaboration and hyped the value of trade associations
We spend more on snacks and coffee in our office than we do on data storage – Mickey Konson, COO, StreetsharesFrom left to right: Candace Sjogren (Marqeta), Mickey Konson (Streetshares), and Tim Roach (Lendr)
In a phone interview with deBanked, Kabbage COO Kathryn Petaralia said of their newly announced partnership with Ingo Money, “Our customers are always looking to expedite the process, not because they’re desperate for cash, but because they really are desperate for time, and they don’t want to spend a bunch of time reconciling their bank accounts [and] making sure the funds have arrived. This is a much cleaner way for them to get access to capital.”
From left to right: JP Mangalindan (Yahoo Finance), Cecilia Frew (Visa), Lisa McFarland (Ingo Money), and Kathryn Petralia (Kabbage)
Working with a bank takes a lot of time and effort – basically everyone on the panel
From left to right: Sam Graziano (Fundation), Ryan Rosett (Credibly), Sam Hodges (Funding Circle), Rohit Arora (Biz2credit), and Bill Phelan (PayNet)
Last modified: April 10, 2018
Sean Murray is the President and Chief Editor of deBanked and the founder of the Broker Fair Conference. Connect with me on LinkedIn or follow me on twitter. You can view all future deBanked events here.
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