CEMC (Commercial Equipment Marketplace Council), the executive think-tank of senior corporate leaders in fintech, asset finance and purchase announced they will be meeting yet again to discuss employment and culture, women in fintech, artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, quantum computing, smart contracts, big data and metamaterials.
This event at The Yale Club of New York City takes place Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Keynote speakers include:
- Rudy Ruettinger, Motivational speaker and inspiration for the 1993 film Rudy and
- Pablos Holman, futurist, inventor, security expert, hacker, Intellectual Ventures.
Also slated to attend: Ambika Sukla, Founder and head of Morgan Stanley’s AI Center, and business leaders from IBM, Global Debt Registry, Credit Mint, Blank Rome, 1843 Capital, Work Fusion, iXledger, Talentism and more.
Some 100 leading senior executives will share their experience and approach to shaping the future of the Equipment and Financial Services & Investing industries. Participants will include Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, OEMs, capital providers, publishers, fintechs and many more.
The CEMC was launched in 2016 and co-founded by Currency and The Alta Group to foster a community of leaders focused at the intersection of the equipment finance industry and financial technology.
Charles Anderson, CEMC Executive Director, and CEO of Currency, commented, “It is amazing to witness an entire industry embracing the future and adopting tomorrow’s business practices. Over the years we’ve had front-row seats to this tectonic shift across industries. On the 14th, we’ll be discussing implementation and integration of both AI and blockchain – concepts that seemed foreign to our members just a few years ago are today at the core of what we know is possible.”
As in previous events, discussions will be kept private to encourage the free exchange of ideas among participants. The CEMC is a unique opportunity to reach an exclusive group of leaders and disruptors who will inspire each other to rethink and innovate their business practices.
Roundtable participants will stay at or near the Yale Club over the duration of the event and will participate in a series of discussions, presentations, Q&A sessions as well as casual networking opportunities.
For more information about CEMC membership, please visit here.