Plinqit Promotes Fintech Executive Tammy Wilson to Senior Vice President of Product Management

by Kirsten Longnecker | Oct 16, 2024 | Articles, Business, Frontpage, Marketing, News, Press, Uncategorized

Amid Plinqit’s rapid growth, Wilson to continue leading strategic development and expansion of company’s product offerings.

ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 16, 2024 – Plinqit, an award-winning provider of high-yield and automated savings software solutions that enable financial institutions to grow deposits, attract new customers and expand their retail footprint, is pleased to announce the promotion of Tammy Wilson to Senior Vice President of Product Management. In her new role, Wilson will continue to lead the strategic development and expansion of Plinqit’s offerings, furthering the company’s mission to provide financial institutions with deposit generation tools that support their customers’ financial wellbeing.

“Tammy’s expertise and collaborative approach to product are invaluable and setting the organization up for our next phase of growth”

— Kathleen Craig, Founder & CEO

With over two decades of experience in financial technology, Wilson brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record of success to Plinqit’s leadership team. Prior to joining Plinqit, Wilson served as Vice President of Product Innovation at The Clearing House, where she collaborated with financial institutions and fintech organizations to advance key industry initiatives, including real-time payments and open banking. She also held leadership roles at Jack Henry and Computer Services, Inc. (CSI), where she provided strategic direction for core banking, payments, and digital banking platforms. Wilson began her career as a software developer at CSI before transitioning to product management, where she honed her skills in innovation and leadership.

“Tammy’s expertise and collaborative approach to product are invaluable and setting the organization up for our next phase of growth,” said Kathleen Craig, founder and CEO of Plinqit. “We are excited to have her continue driving our product strategy forward as we evolve and expand our platform to meet the ever-changing needs of consumers and financial institutions.”

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