We’d like to invite you to attend the Open-Loop Prepaid In Retail: Expanding Consumer Payment Options webinar. Tim Sloane, Director, Mercator Advisory Group will be our featured speaker. Register to view the webinar on Monday, June 16th from 2:00 to 3:00 PM eastern standard time.
About the presentation:
One of the hottest areas in prepaid over the next few years will be the convergence of open-loop prepaid products within the retail environment. In this Webinar, Prepaid Card Expo speaker Tim Sloane will discuss:
- The growing convergence between open and closed loop prepaid products
- Implications for retailers and issuers
- Strategies for effective and efficient distribution and marketing
- Outlook for profitability of these new card types
Tim Sloane, Director, Mercator Advisory Group
Tim Sloane is the Director of Mercator Advisory Group’s Debit and Prepaid Advisory Service. In this role he advises members throughout the year on business strategy and prepaid, debit, ACH, and EFT related initiatives. He is frequently quoted in leading industry publications including: American Banker, ATM & Debit News, Bank Technology News, Cards and Payments, Digital Transactions, The Green Sheet, CardLine, Federal Reserve Board Research Papers, Intelecard News, Payment News, The Prepaid Press, Transaction Trends, Transaction World, Windows in Financial Services, Business Week, InfoWorld, CNN, CNET, and CIO.
Tim has spent the past 28 years in the IT industry in senior strategy, marketing, and management positions. He has deep expertise in strategic planning, benchmarking, IT assessments, as well as the positioning and marketing of new products and services. Over the past four years he has built a practice housing the leading Prepaid and Debit analyst coverage available related to these markets.
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March 9-11, 2009
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