Will Lockbox Outlive Checks?
Will lockbox remain relevant in a dynamic payments landscape if (when) there are no more B2B checks? The answer is yes! It will, however, require a new focus on the importance of extracting value from the payment’s ecosystem. And that “value” is the capture, reporting and delivery of remittance data associated with B2B payments regardless of the payment channel – check or electronic.
Presenter: Michael Reynolds, Vice President
Technology Management Resources, Inc. (TMR)
Mr. Reynolds is a 30+ year veteran in the banking technology and payments industry. As a frequent speaker at industry payment conferences, Mr. Reynolds brings a broad understanding of the key business, technology and management drivers affecting the payments industry today. This includes a focus on the changing payments landscape where traditional lockbox (checks) and electronic payment channels increasingly intersect. He is currently Vice President at TMR Solutions, Inc.
Mr. Reynolds has spoken at a variety of industry/payment conferences over the years including NEACH, WACHA, UMACHA, EPCOR, Windy City Summit and others.
**Please note that the presentation will start at 11:45am
Wednesday, April 17th, 2024
Registration & Networking 11:30am
Presentation and Q&A - 11:45am - 12:45pm
Lunch: 12:30pm-1:15pm
Lunch will include salad, your choice of entrée options, sides , and dessert
Location: Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
15665 W Bluemound Rd, Brookfield WI 53005
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