LITTLE ROCK, AR – (November 12, 2024) FI Works, the leading provider of data analytics, marketing automation and CRM solutions for banks and credit unions, is excited to announce that Angi Milano has joined its advisory board. Angi will work alongside advisors Terry Ammons, Marco Bernasconi, and Jeff Harper to strengthen FI Works’ dedication to innovation and excellence in the FinTech industry.
“I am thrilled to welcome Angi to our advisory board. Her unique expertise in fintech marketing and sales will greatly enhance our go-to-market capabilities,” commented Keith Henkel, CEO and Founder of FI Works. “The combined experience of our advisory board will be invaluable to FI Works.”
With over 15 years in financial services, Angi Milano brings a unique perspective to buying and selling software in fintech. Having worked on both sides—in financial institutions and in startups—she’s seen the highs, the lows, and everything in between. Recognized as a go-to resource for her fresh ideas and strategic insights, Angi helps organizations navigate the ever-evolving financial landscape with confidence. Currently, Angi leads sales at Payitoff, a company dedicated to driving financial wellness. She’s also the Financial Director for Women in Power, a nonprofit focused on mentoring and empowering women and girls in the tech world. Known for her dynamic leadership and unwavering commitment, Angi is always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in fintech.
FI Works® provides a complete sales and marketing software solution for financial institutions. It includes advanced predictive modeling of extensive customer, market, and prospect data to drive smarter campaigns that target customers with the greatest propensity to buy. No other solution provides this kind of intelligent targeting that fills front-line work queues with leads that drive such a high success rate. Bankers love FI Works because the easy-to-use workflows, scorecards, and dashboards show them exactly what to work on every day to grow revenue and customer relationships while tracking their performance against goals.