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In today’s episode, we sit down with Scott Simari, Principal of Consulting at Sendero, to discuss a fascinating shift happening in the banking industry. As technology continues to disrupt financial services, we’re seeing an unexpected move: banks are returning to brick-and-mortar locations in an effort to counter the rise of AI and emerging crypto-related crimes.
Scott takes us through this surprising trend and explores how these physical branches are evolving. Rather than just places for transactions, banks are repositioning themselves as hubs for financial education and assistance, offering a more personalized experience to help customers manage their finances in an increasingly complex world.
With over a decade of experience in business development, economics, and leading transformational projects across industries like energy, financial services, and manufacturing, Scott shares insights into how the financial sector is adapting to new challenges. He also discusses his work with Sendero, where he’s led everything from executive-level analytics and strategic planning to post-merger integrations and Agile transformations.
If you’re curious about the future of banking and how technology and human interaction can coexist, this episode is a must-listen.
Melissa Bill is a journalist with more than 16 years of experience. She started her professional career at The Miami Herald in Miami, reporting on community news, government and general assignments. She then went on to become the morning anchor at WIOD News Radio, covering state and local news. Melissa Bill covers national and local news for The Texas Insider, with a focus on business, technology, space and finance. Melissa has reported on stories including the proposed Texas-based stock exchange and Texas’s growing oil and energy sector. She explores and writes about topics important to those living in the Lone-star state.. Melissa received her BA in Mass Communications/Broadcast journalism from Florida International University in Miami.