By Sam Maule Striving to put more monkey back into business. Host of @FinTech5Podcast and active #FemTechLeaders supporter. See our interview with Sam here, and see Brett King’s Breaking Banks podcasts here.
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Best selling author, world class speaker, successful entrepreneur, top rated podcast and radio show host, futurist… we are running out of accolades to assign to Brett King. How about all around nice guy and good friend. I think this one works best for me.
I first discovered Brett when I read his book “Bank 2.0” several years ago. I thought he was a visionary then, and after all these years it is safe to say he is a leading visionary today on the future of banking and the digital revolution.
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