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Kami Periman

Financial Services Subject Matter Expert

Marketing & Communications

Kami Periman has expertise in Financial Services, Technology and Education. Prior to Cisco she worked at BB&T, one of the ten largest U.S. financial services firms, where she developed customer acquisition and retention marketing strategies to support the firm’s goal of becoming more relevant to the digital-first consumer.

Prior to BB&T, her experience in Marketing Communications at a privately-held early learning educational technology firm included content development, product marketing, events management, and integrated marketing campaign design and implementation.

Kami earned an M.S. in Integrated Marketing Communications from the Medill School at Northwestern University, preceded by a B.A. in Speech Communications: Public Relations from UNCG.

A North Carolina native, Kami lives in Winston-Salem, NC and enjoys spending time with her grandparents and mother, her English Bulldog Petunia, and two cats. She spends her free time gardening and enjoys visiting the NC coast.

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October 11, 2017

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Money2020 – 3 ways retail banks can secure their digital future

In two weeks, 11,000 of the world’s most prominent financial services professionals from 4,500 banks, fintech companies, insurance and wealth management firms will attend Money2020 in Las Vegas to discuss topics like digitization, blockchain, open banking, regtech, customer experience, Internet of T…

August 29, 2017

FINANCIAL SERVICES

How to Prevent the Bank Robbery No One Can See

“This is a stickup! Give me all your bitcoins!” Those words may not seem as terrifying as the shouts and gunshots of infamous bank robbers Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid sounded to bankers in the early 1900s. But they would quickly create a crippling panic if you saw them flash across your scre…

August 15, 2017

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What Banking (and Life) Could Look Like in 2021

Miraculously, I lived through my entire undergraduate experience without a cell phone or a laptop*. I kept quarters in my purse in case I had to stop to use the phone and signed up for my first email address right before I graduated. Google was new and had not released their IPO. To write a research…

July 26, 2017

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Process Paralysis? Create a More Agile Workplace in Financial Services

The value of seniority in traditional organizations is less about accumulating vacation days and more about knowing how to get things done and who to go to for what. In the past, this “tribal knowledge”—information and experience from veteran employees—was buried in hard drives or only passed down f…

July 12, 2017

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4 Ways Collaborative Technology Can Lead to Happier Bank Employees

  In established companies, people are the biggest cost—as well as the biggest asset. As banks compete for the best talent, many are realizing they need to re-examine the fundamentals of how they operate. Even traditional financial institutions built on top-down process and authority are lookin…

July 1, 2017

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What the Nyetya Ransomware Attack Means for Banks

Today the world is still reeling from the global mayhem created by yet another ransomware attack – the bigger, more ruthless brother of the WannaCry attack that took place only six weeks ago. The ransomware has been referred to as Petya, NotPetya, Petrwrap, and GoldenEye. Cisco’s Talos Threat Intell…

June 12, 2017

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Is Online Banking Getting Old?

Many years ago, my family used to drive to our local community bank to cash checks, make deposits, and pay bills. My grandmother would wait in a longer line to see her favorite teller. My grandfather developed a close relationship with the loan officer, who also helped several family friends buy a c…

May 16, 2017

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Ransomware Lessons for the Financial Services Industry

As long as there have been banks, there have been bank robbers. In the past, bank robbers may have held up bank tellers at gunpoint. Today, threats are less visible—but just as frightening. This weekend’s massive ransomware attack demonstrated just how pervasive, far-reaching, and devastating a cybe…