Jacqueline L. White

Jacqueline L. White

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  • Great guildlines for better productivity.
    Oct 8, 2014

    Great guildlines for better productivity.

    Form habits you can keep. Recognize that you’re setting the standard for what people in your life will do, White said.

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Experience

  • i2c Inc. Graphic

    i2c Inc.

    New York City Metropolitan Area

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    New York, New York, United States

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    Salt Lake City Metropolitan Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    New York, New York, United States

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    Global

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    Salt Lake City Metropolitan Area

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    Global Singapore

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    Greater New York City Area

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    Greater Boston Area

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    Greater New York City Area

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    Greater Salt Lake City Area

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    Manaus Area, Brazil

Education

  • Questrom School of Business, Boston University Graphic

    Questrom School of Business, Boston University

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    Course included a deep dive into the impact of disruption and its evolution in the financial services industry. This included an exploration of digital payments, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and cryptocurrency, as well as innovations in the related markets of real estate and insurance. The Regulatory atmosphere surrounding fintech, as it relates to business challenges was also reviewed.

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Volunteer Experience

  • President of the local Women's Organization

    Boston Not-For-Profit

    - Present 5 years

    Poverty Alleviation

    I currently lead a local greater Boston-based NFP Women's Organization focused on building sustainable self reliance. We provide regular service projects for the community, as well as hold regular meetings to identify ways to contribute to the welfare and well-being of women in the local area.

  • Board Member & Founder

    Women for Ethical Government

    - Present 4 years 10 months

    Politics

    I am an original founder of MWEG (More Women for Ethical Government), a 501c3 NFP, which began in 2016 and a Board Member since March 2020. The organization promotes civil dialogue and activist opportunities around all aspects of US Politics with a membership of over 10,000 women and Chapters in every State.
    We focus on specific areas of governments such as Health Care, Equal Rights, the Environment, World Affairs & International Diplomatic Relations, Refugee and Emigration Issues and…

    I am an original founder of MWEG (More Women for Ethical Government), a 501c3 NFP, which began in 2016 and a Board Member since March 2020. The organization promotes civil dialogue and activist opportunities around all aspects of US Politics with a membership of over 10,000 women and Chapters in every State.
    We focus on specific areas of governments such as Health Care, Equal Rights, the Environment, World Affairs & International Diplomatic Relations, Refugee and Emigration Issues and others. MWEG OpEds, Official Statements, and activities have been quoted and referenced in The New York Times, Washington Post and Salt Lake Tribune. We were also sited in the official Senate hearings for a Supreme Court Nominee.

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    Student Volunteer in Brazil

    Non-Profit

    - 1 year 5 months

    Poverty Alleviation

    I lived in Brazil for 15 months working with local and indigenous people, teaching and providing community service.

  • Women in Technology (WIT) Graphic

    Utah WTC Mentor & Volunteer

    Women in Technology (WIT)

    - Present 8 years

    Economic Empowerment

    I work with the Utah WTC to mentor students, as well as women who seek to advance their careers in technology fields.

Publications

  • Resetting Banking GTM

    P'ymnts

    When the pandemic hit, banks of all sizes were already on a trajectory toward modernization and their own respective digital transformations, she said. Those initiatives were greatly accelerated through the past few years as we all got used to living more online.

    In answering the PYMNTS question “What is a bank,” part of a series of interviews, White said: “What’s happened now is that everyone expects a personalized and seamless experience.”

    Banking clients want their money and…

    When the pandemic hit, banks of all sizes were already on a trajectory toward modernization and their own respective digital transformations, she said. Those initiatives were greatly accelerated through the past few years as we all got used to living more online.

    In answering the PYMNTS question “What is a bank,” part of a series of interviews, White said: “What’s happened now is that everyone expects a personalized and seamless experience.”

    Banking clients want their money and their account data quickly, accessible across any device — and even to pay mortgages and home loans, which are complex transactions, she said. Against that backdrop, banks have had to re-examine their go-to-market strategies.

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  • The Type of Bank You Choose Matters

    USA Today

    Jacqueline White, the President of i2c Inc., says because of the different communities they serve, the type of bank you choose matters.

    “National banks have a widespread presence, operating across the country with a comprehensive network of branches and ATMs,” White said. “Local community banks concentrate on meeting the needs of local communities [and] having a deep understanding of local market conditions.”

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  • Banking Is Something We ‘Do’ as Great Digital Shift Continues

    PYMNTS

    Banking Is Something We ‘Do’ as Great Digital Shift Continues

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  • Women Are More Likely to Be Laid Off Than Promoted in Tech — Here's How We Can Change the Status Quo

    Entrepreneur Magazine

    In the face of a tech industry where women are more likely to be laid off than be promoted to leadership positions, it's time to hack the system and reboot the gender balance for good to turbocharge innovation and propel the industry.

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  • How Women Succeed in Tech

    i2c Inc.

    White advises executives who are women to carefully select a partner who will fully support their career and aspirations.

    “Also, you need to become comfortable with ‘sequential priorities,’” White said. “Sometimes work is the priority, and sometimes family is the priority. All the other times, you have to find work/life harmony — which does not imply equal time for both, but finding a way to make both work so that everyone involved is happy. It is rarely easy to advance in your career…

    White advises executives who are women to carefully select a partner who will fully support their career and aspirations.

    “Also, you need to become comfortable with ‘sequential priorities,’” White said. “Sometimes work is the priority, and sometimes family is the priority. All the other times, you have to find work/life harmony — which does not imply equal time for both, but finding a way to make both work so that everyone involved is happy. It is rarely easy to advance in your career and keep things on track at home.”

    White encourages women to have a deep understanding of their strengths and be open to continuous improvement. She emphasizes the importance of asking questions without fear. Finally, she believes that finding balance is crucial. White urges women to be confident yet humble, prioritize their family while giving their best effort and value integrity over ego in order to learn from their mistakes.

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  • Travel Spending May Get a Bounce Into the Holidays With BNPL and Rewards

    Payments TV

    Jacqueline White, president at i2c, and Ray Chalub, COO of Inter & Co., told PYMNTS that the travel boom seen in the months since Memorial Day has momentum, and there are some significant shifts in how consumers plan to pay, and are paying, for it all.

    We’ve been wielding the cards in full force, to be sure, but many consumers have been re-focusing on other payment methods, too, especially as inflation continues to be an everyday concern.

    Buy now, pay later (BNPL) options, said…

    Jacqueline White, president at i2c, and Ray Chalub, COO of Inter & Co., told PYMNTS that the travel boom seen in the months since Memorial Day has momentum, and there are some significant shifts in how consumers plan to pay, and are paying, for it all.

    We’ve been wielding the cards in full force, to be sure, but many consumers have been re-focusing on other payment methods, too, especially as inflation continues to be an everyday concern.

    Buy now, pay later (BNPL) options, said Chalub and White, can help consumers book, and pay for, the trips they want (and sometimes need) to take, while spending the cash they have on hand. There’s a positive impact once they land and check in, too, as many merchants and service providers are also offering the ability for consumers to pay for goods, meals and tours over time.

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  • Generation Z Will Help Shape Payments Innovations for Years to Come

    PYMNTS

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  • Keeping up with Payment Processing

    Finextra

    At Sibos 2023, Jacqueline White, President, i2C, discusses the challenges of payment processing in the global financial landscape, where customer demand for frictionless transactions keeps pace with digitalization.

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  • Is Work From Home still working for your FinTech?

    Fintech Times

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  • US Banking Trends

    Finextra

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  • The Devil Wears Techcnology

    International Women's Day

    International Women's Day Celebration

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  • Forbes Core Banking Goes Live

    Forbes

    Forbes: Commerce Bank Goes Live With Temenos Core, On-Premise (forbes.com) February 23, 2022

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  • Challenging the Status-Quo: Gender-balance in Banking and Fintech

    American Banker

    https://www.americanbanker.com/podcast/gender-balanced-banking-and-fintech-challenging-the-status-quo

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  • The Tear Sheet Podcast

    The Tear Sheet

    The Tear Sheet Podcast: ‘Our ultimate goal is to be number one in the
    U.S.market’: Behind Temenos’ new push in the US with Jacqueline
    White, President of the Americas – Tearsheet March 29, 2021

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  • Breaking Down the US Financial Sector

    FinTech Insider

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Courses

  • 2015 BYU Women in Business Speaker

    Annual Luncheon

  • 2016 BYU Marriott School Business Leaders Lecture Series Presenter.

    Day in the Life Series

  • 2017 Presenter-Marriott School Lecture Series

    Women in Business

  • 2018 University of Utah MBA Spring Workshop Presenter

    April 2018

  • 2019 LDS MBA Conference Speaker @ Harvard University

    April 2019

  • 2019 UVU Executive Lecture Series Presenter

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  • 2019 University of Utah MBA Retreat Presenter

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  • 2019 Utah Valley University Executive Lecture Series Speaker

    Winter 2019

Projects

  • Public Affairs Director

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    Volunteer Public Affairs Director for NFP in Western Massachusetts working with over a dozen independent organizations, representing over 2,500 members. Responsible for radio, TV and print media interviews, along with large coordination and community service projects. Frequent public speaking.

  • SAP Executive Relocation to Singapore

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    Lived in Singapore for an Executive Relocation Project leading and working with cross-functional teams in China, Japan, Southeast Asia, Malaysia & Australia.

  • Student Volunteer

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    Lived in Brazil (6 months in Manaus) teaching and participating in local service projects.

Honors & Awards

  • 2020 "30 Women to Watch" Award Recipient

    Utah Business Magazine

    Utah Business Magazine celebrates 30 female executives each year. In 2020 I was honored as one of the women who are leading the way in business, politics, education, and technology. My commitment is to support, mentor and champion women of all ages to promote diversity, which creates more creative, innovative and successful organizations.

  • Women Technology Council, Trail Blazer Award Recipient 2018

    WTC

    The Women Tech Council (WTC) is a national organization focused on the economic impact of women in driving high growth for the technology sector through developing programs that propel the economic pipeline from high school to the C-suite. WTC offers mentoring, visibility, opportunities and networking to more than 10,000 women and men working in technology,

    The Women Tech Council (WTC) named and honored the recipients the Women Tech Awards in October 2018. Now in their 11th year, the…

    The Women Tech Council (WTC) is a national organization focused on the economic impact of women in driving high growth for the technology sector through developing programs that propel the economic pipeline from high school to the C-suite. WTC offers mentoring, visibility, opportunities and networking to more than 10,000 women and men working in technology,

    The Women Tech Council (WTC) named and honored the recipients the Women Tech Awards in October 2018. Now in their 11th year, the awards recognize women throughout the technology sector who are trailblazing new paths, founding and leading tech companies, and building innovative technologies, tools and experiences. This year’s program honored 20 women, including 17 finalists, seven award recipients and three university students.

    “By highlighting and promoting top talent in technology, these awards amplify the impact of women across the technology industry and accelerate the growth of the entire sector,” said Cydni Tetro, president and co-founder of WTC. “This platform also brings together the technology community to build dialogue and spur meaningful action towards creating solutions to increase the number of women in tech.”

    Award recipients were selected for their impact on the technology industry and economy, as well as their contributions to the community.

  • SAP FSI Women of the Year 2015

    SAP

    Nominated and awarded based upon leadership within SAP's Global FSI Practice.

  • Oracle Leadership Academy MVP

    Oracle USA

    Voted most valuable player in the 8 week Oracle Leadership Academy by fellow participants.

Languages

  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • French

    Elementary proficiency

  • Portuguese

    Professional working proficiency

  • Spanish

    Elementary proficiency

Organizations

  • WTC - Women Tech Council

    Member

    - Present

    The Utah Women Tech Council (WTC) has one of the largest networks of women in technology in the country and often provides speakers for keynotes, panels and events. If you are looking to inspire your team and find excellent ways to mentor female employees, this is a great place to get involved.

  • Women for Ethical Government (MWEG)

    Founding Member 2016

    - Present

    I am a founder, as well as a current Board Member for Women for Ethical Government. This is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to the ideals of decency, honor, accountability, transparency, and justice in governing. We are faithful, peaceful, and proactive. We are both watchdogs and activists and our goal is to oppose unlawful and/or unethical proceedings and to promote positive change. In our role as watchdogs, we will ask ourselves two questions when considering an issue: 1) Is it legal?…

    I am a founder, as well as a current Board Member for Women for Ethical Government. This is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to the ideals of decency, honor, accountability, transparency, and justice in governing. We are faithful, peaceful, and proactive. We are both watchdogs and activists and our goal is to oppose unlawful and/or unethical proceedings and to promote positive change. In our role as watchdogs, we will ask ourselves two questions when considering an issue: 1) Is it legal? and 2) Is it ethical? If the answer is no to one or both questions, then we will work to oppose that issue. Members of this group honor the rule of law and are absolutely committed to civility and respectful discourse and conduct. We pledge to uphold all the core principles of peacemaking. We will not engage in name-calling, vitriol, or hate speech of any kind. We will seek to understand all sides of every issue before taking action.

  • BYU Marriott School National Advisory Council (NAC)

    Member

    - Present

    The BYU Marriott School National Advisory Committee (NAC) mission is to assist the students, faculty, and administrators of the BYU Marriott School of Business promote excellence in management education; to encourage ethical values and a commitment to service; to consult on the direction and needs of the school; and to develop qualified leaders for the future. As a participate, I mentor students, advise faculty and departments, as well as lecture and participate in regular events.

  • BYU - Brigham Young University Women in Business Advisory Council Member

    Marriott School Women's Advisory Council Member

    - Present

    The purpose of the BYU Women in Business Advisory Council (WAC) is to help: (1) Develop strategies to recruit more women to the Marriott School, primarily the undergraduate programs, from the BYU campus student body; (2) Identify workshop topics that will empower MSM female students to be successful and influential in their life's work—in the workplace, in their community, and at home; (3) Suggest and support events that create opportunities for female students to learn from exceptional women…

    The purpose of the BYU Women in Business Advisory Council (WAC) is to help: (1) Develop strategies to recruit more women to the Marriott School, primarily the undergraduate programs, from the BYU campus student body; (2) Identify workshop topics that will empower MSM female students to be successful and influential in their life's work—in the workplace, in their community, and at home; (3) Suggest and support events that create opportunities for female students to learn from exceptional women executives and to increase interaction with professionals and colleagues.

  • BYU - Brigham Young University Information Systems Board Member

    Marriott School of Management Information Systems Board Member

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