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Banking 2.0 – FinovateStartup: Focus on VaultStreet

FinovatestartuplogoI covered the first Finovate event organized by Jim Bruene back in October 2007 (in New York City). The event was such a success (it sold out in only 6 weeks) that Jim decided to organize two more Finovate events in 2008: FinovateStartup & Finovate 08.

I was delighted when Jim invited me to be the official live blogger on NetBanker at FinovateStartup in San Francisco.  Before the event, I plan to blog about most of the 40 startups which will demo their products. My goal is to give you a brief overview of those innovative startups.

VaultStreet, go paperless – use an online filing cabinet 
VaultstreetI have contacted Carter Kirkwood, VaultStreet CEO and founder, via Linkedin.

VaultStreet is an online filing cabinet that allows consumers to go paperless without hassles, CPAs and tax preparers to get access to their clients’ documents without fishing through a shoebox and financial institutions to offer their consumers a service that actually cuts institutional costs (printing and mailing).

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Written by Christophe Langlois

Based in London for almost a decade, Christophe is an entertaining fintech marketing keynote speaker and a trusted advisor to the global financial services industry on the topics of digital marketing, innovation and B2B social media.

Christophe has contributed to over 140 events in 18 countries.

Currently, Christophe is advising a number of fintech startups on marketing and growth hacking and he is the Chief Marketing Officer of The Fintech Power 50, an exclusive annual programme helping fintech scale-ups to accelerate their growth globally.

Christophe's views on VisibleBanking.com are his own.

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