Disruption in Insurance
The insurance sector is being disrupted at a feverish pace. Disruptive startups never just settle for improving the current way of doing things. Instead, they focus on rapidly changing the...
Danny Vicente is the global marketing lead for the Sports, Media, and Entertainment industries at Cisco. He has held a diverse set of roles within Cisco, from sales, communications, partner enablement, and marketing. Prior to Cisco, Danny was a Regional VP for Premier West Bank, J.P. Morgan Chase and Washington Mutual Bank where he was responsible for regional branch sales production, community relations, brand awareness and served as a mentor for newly placed District Managers. He also owned a small business focused on financial education for children from elementary through high school graduation.
He lives in Sacramento, CA with his two children, Taylor and Paige. Danny has served as a member of Junior Achievement of Sacramento and as a local basketball coach in several youth leagues throughout the Sacramento Area.The insurance sector is being disrupted at a feverish pace. Disruptive startups never just settle for improving the current way of doing things. Instead, they focus on rapidly changing the...
Last week I had the privilege to participate in the Wealth Management Cisco Chat with Dr. Nouriel Roubini (@Nouriel), NYU Stern economist and chairman of Roubini Macro Associates, Louis Celi (@Rthoughtlab), chief executive and founder of Roubini ThoughtLab, and Joseph Pagano (@joseph_pagano), Cisco financial services practice advisor. The Twitter based chat stemmed from our recent […]
Live #CiscoChat October 18th – Disruption and Opportunity ahead for the Wealth Management Industry and the 3 things you need to know Keyword: #CiscoChat
My greatest pet peeve when I managed a branch: sticky notes. I thought they made our office/workstation cluttered and disorganized. It never failed that I’d see them on the corners of a tellers’ monitor or scattered around a bankers’ desk. As much as I disliked them I was always reminded about how they served as […]