The Innovators 2007: Honorees to be Feted at Awards Dinner on November 12

Published November 01, 2007, 1:00 a.m. EDT

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Updated November 06, 2007, 6:08 p.m. EST

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The 6th annual Innovators ranking, which profiles the banking industry’s 25 most advanced people, companies and technologies, is featured in this month’s issue of Bank Technology News. The top-5 players in the industry: Jeff Yabuki, CEO of Fiserv; Bank of America; Tripp Rackley, CEO of Firethorn; RBC Financial Group; and Louis Hernandez, CEO of Open Solutions Inc.
The Innovators 2007 will be feted at an awards dinner on Monday, November 12, at Wynn Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV. Peter Kight, chairman and CEO of CheckFree Corp., will deliver the keynote address. Bank Technology News will present the 25 honorees with a crystal award, in addition to presenting the magazine’s first-ever lifetime achievement award and inducting 10 persons into The Innovators’ Hall of Fame.
For information on the event, contact editorial director Holly Sraeel at holly.sraeel@sourcemedia.com or 212.803.8637; for information on individual ticket purchases, table purchases and sponsorships of the Innovators Awards Dinner, contact publisher Liesbeth Severiens at liesbeth.severiens@sourcemedia.com.

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