Building on Filene’s 15-year track record of successful innovation and incubation, FiLab was launched to drive growth in the credit union industry. Filene's Senior Director of Incubation, Josh Sledge, discussed FiLab's unique testing portfolio and led a conversation with credit union leaders on how individual credit unions play a central part of this industry-wide innovation ecosystem.
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Webinar: The Next Step for Innovation: FiLab
Review the webinar materials fromThe Next Step for Innovation: FiLab, hosted on April 19, 2022.
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Demetris Charalambous Chief Information Officer at Bank-Fund Staff Federal Credit Union
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Rob Keatts CIO at Chartway Federal Credit Union
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Ben Maxim Chief Digital Strategy & Innovation officer at Michigan State University Federal Credit Union
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