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Episode 28: Dan Keldsen and Dr. Lamont Black on Wide Open Future
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Welcome to another episode of Next Future Today! In this installment, host Dan Keldsen, Chief Innovation Officer at InfoCap.ai, sits down with Dr. Lamont Black, founder of Wide Open Ventures and research fellow with the Filene Research Institute—a groundbreaking think tank focused on advancing credit unions.
Together, they dive deep into what makes credit unions unique, exploring their cooperative roots, the critical role of innovation, and how technology like AI and blockchain are shaping the future of member-driven financial services.
You’ll discover the inspiring journey of Dr. Black, from his days at the Federal Reserve through his pioneering work in credit union research. Dan and Lamont get candid about legacy core banking systems, the importance of storytelling in financial services, and the evolving relationship between credit unions and their members—especially in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
Packed with compelling stories, thought-provoking analogies (including a clever Credit Union "Christmas Carol" story), and practical insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the future of community banking and financial innovation.
Want More?
- Connect with Dan Keldsen on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/dankeldsen
- Learn more about Infocap's Human-Centric Automation approach - www.infocap.ai
- Connect with Dr. Lamont Black on LinkedIn or visit LamontBlack.com - linkedin.com/in/lamontblack
- Check out Wide Open Ventures’ newsletter for ongoing insights
Thank you for being part of our growing community of innovators, dreamers, and credit union champions. Stay tuned for more perspectives on the future of financial services!
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