Agora Services, the leading provider of digital platform banking solutions, adds two board advisors and two senior advisors to assist the company in providing digital banking offerings to financial institutions. The new Agora Services team members will help guide the company, its partners and customers to deliver the highest level of digital banking technology. One example is Agora Junior, which offers an unplugged digital banking account for parents and teens to better fit their unique needs; it can be deployed to any financial institution without core integration.
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.@agoraservicesny adds board advisors and senior advisors to assist financial institutions in accelerating digital banking offerings
The seasoned industry veterans joining Agora Services include board advisors Gary Teagno and Ronan Le Moal, as well as senior advisors David True and Sam Levy.
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“Agora Services is uniquely positioned in its ability to bring banks and credit unions the fintech technology they need to compete with megabanks and challenger banks rather than to revamp legacy cores,” said Arcady Lapiro founder and CEO of Agora Services. “Through our leg box of offerings, financial institutions have the technology required to offer unique solutions to accommodate the needs of their customers.” Lapiro is a fintech veteran who built a $20B digital bank back in 2000.
Teagno is the former president and CEO of the ICBA Services Network. The Network’s mission is to enhance the franchise value of community banks by providing high-quality products and services that aggregate the buying power of community banks nationwide. Teagno is part of the ICBA ThinkTech selection committee and the author of Profiting through Association Marketing, a book that explains the endorsement value of association product and service programs and how they work.
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