2018 Mobile Payments Conference in Chicago announces speaker list

Mobile Marketing & Technology has introduced its keynote lineup and other confirmed speakers for the 2018 Mobile Payments Conference (MPC), taking place August 22 - 24, 2018 at the Wyndham Grand Chicago Riverfront in Chicago, IL.

The impressive keynote speaker lineup for this year’s event includes Don Bush, vice president of marketing at Kount; Jack Connors, leader of Google’s merchant partnerships for Android Pay; Usha Nandigala, industry principal solution architect and technologist with Amazon Web Services; Aaron Lint, vice president of research at Arxan; Jim Ciortan, head of global BD/sales at PayPal; Jason Oxman, CEO at Electronic Transactions Association; Matt Donnelly, vice president of security and solutions at FreedomPay; and Sam Hall, chief product officer at GrubHub. Click here to see the entire list of confirmed presenters for the breakout sessions.

This year’s agenda will provide attendees with the necessary guidance to navigate a landscape in constant flux. Keynote presentations and breakout sessions will address the many new mobile commerce platforms, services, solutions, and standards that impact every facet of this exploding market. For Retailers, Financial Institutions, ISO, Merchant Services and Vendors, the 2018 Mobile Payments Conference is the must-attend event for industry exposure, business development, market intelligence, technology and networking.

The Mobile Payments Conference provides unfettered access to the World’s foremost leaders from banking; financial services; retail; technology; mobile computing; cybersecurity and data privacy; faster payments or real time payments; financial technology; customer experience and loyalty; engagement and marketing; payments and commerce. Attendees benefit from the MPC’s intimate setting, which allows them to interact with the individuals directly responsible for the continuing advancements in payments technology, consumer adoption, and aligning industry with governments and regulatory bodies worldwide.

“This industry is growing exponentially,” said MPC Conference Chairman, Marla Ellerman, “and the 2018 Mobile Payments Conference will convene senior executives from all parts of the mobile, payments, security and retail ecosystems, each of whom will benefit from insight of our elite speakers as well as the compelling agenda. Attendees will be presented with firsthand commentary on trends and other factors affecting mobile commerce, with an emphasis on retail, online and person-to-person payments and strategies.”