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Fintech is here full speed. Every day, new ideas, technologies, and companies are reshaping how we think about money and access financial services immediately, wherever you are. I’ve had the privilege of being a part of many conversations that dive deep into the nuances, exploring possibilities and new ways to use fintech to achieve a greater good for finance. However, something I’ve noticed is some of these gamechangers often struggle to tell their story in a way that sticks. You’ve seen it before:

Let’s face it: today’s business landscape is more crowded than ever. Getting your brand noticed and heard over the noise takes more than just one approach. So, how do you make your brand truly stand out? The answer can be simple: integrate your PR and marketing efforts. When PR and marketing work together, they don’t just complement each other – they make each other stronger.

As we begin a new year, the financial technology industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace, driven by technological advancements, shifting consumer expectations and a dynamic regulatory environment. Building on the trends of previous years, we anticipate a year of bold innovation and new opportunities for growth. Our team has compiled our predictions and projected trends for the future of fintech, PR and marketing in 2025.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, making it a perfect time to reflect on the abundance of tools and opportunities that help us connect, engage, and grow. Among the many assets at our disposal, LinkedIn is quickly becoming a cornucopia of useful resources for B2B communications. The social platform gives PR professionals a variety of ways to build a client’s brand, engage targeted audiences, and create meaningful industry connections.

I've always been fascinated by the Olympics. While the incredible athletic feats are inspiring, the games are much more than that. The global event is a celebration of planning, fierce competition and storytelling. Every two years, we’re drawn into the personal stories of athletes, learning about their sacrifices, perseverance, and the support networks that helped them become the best in the world. It’s a marketer’s dream.  

While technologies come and go, AI is making seismic waves, permeating every corner of the business world. No longer a futuristic concept but a present-day reality, AI is seamlessly integrating into various sectors with remarkable efficacy. As we continue to witness AI reshaping industries and the future itself, it’s important we do a deep dive into its profound implications for society and work.

Fintech companies face a formidable challenge: communication gaps that threaten to undermine their sales performance. These disconnects, often manifesting between departments, teams, and even with customers, can lead to misaligned strategies, missed opportunities, and a weakened competitive edge. Addressing these communication barriers is crucial for fintech firms striving to maintain their market position, enhance customer relations, and drive growth in an industry where precision and clarity are paramount.

Branded under its new moniker, America’s Credit Unions (following the recent merger of CUNA and NAFCU), the 2024 Governmental Affairs Conference (GAC) was a successful one, bringing together credit unions from across the U.S. and the service providers and technology partners that are helping them better serve their members.

We all cherish those networkers with a superpower for connecting people. Now there’s a conference that’s honed in on meeting the need: Fintech Meetup. Here’s our take on the show.

In a time where information reigns supreme, the strategic use of proprietary data in PR and marketing is not just an advantage — it's essential. As data-driven storytelling has become a cornerstone for success, PR and marketing professionals must learn how to properly gather, analyze and derive this information to help create stronger messages, bring more credibility, and garner greater media attention for clients. Otherwise, a huge opportunity is being missed, one data point at a time.