EPISODE · Apr 8, 2021 · 33 MIN
#77 Stephen McNulty, Haventec
from Fintech Chatter: Conversations with Fintech CEOs and Founders · host Tier One People - Dexter Cousins
In episode 77 Dexter Cousins chats to Stephen McNulty, Chief Growth Officer of Haventec.Each month Dexter showcases one of Australia's up-and-coming innovators. To kick off the series, we feature Haventec.At the core of the Haventec proposition is a remarkably simple idea, beautifully executed – protecting digital identities from harm, and keeping ‘data that matters’ safe – the key foundations for digital trust. Haventec has developed a suite of technologies that eliminate the need to centrally store sensitive credentials and data, providing the ultimate preparedness for when the enterprise is breached. About Stephen.Stephen has lived in Sydney for the last 15 years, moving here from London. His career has featured roles in Engineering (Ford Motor Company), Technology (Accenture and Avanade), Products (Apple) and Security with his current company, Haventec. When you meet Stephen he will inevitably talk to you about four things - his family, his mountain bike, his love of music. And privacy…Find out more about Haventec Follow Stephen on LinkedInListen to Haventalk podcastSend us Fan MailConnect on with Dexter Cousins on LinkedinHire Exceptional Fintech TalentSubscribe on LinkedIn
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In episode 77 Dexter Cousins chats to Stephen McNulty, Chief Growth Officer of Haventec. Each month Dexter showcases one of Australia's up-and-coming innovators. To kick off the series, we feature Haventec. At the core of the Haventec proposition is a remarkably simple idea, beautifully executed – protecting digital identities from harm, and keeping ‘data that matters’ safe – the key foundations for digital trust. Haventec has developed a suite of technologies that eliminate the need to c...
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