The essentials
Event2026 FinTech Conference
DatesSeptember 15–17, 2026
Time9:00 am – 1:00 pm CT daily (half days)
FormatFully virtual
Presented byFintech Training Center, Bankers Institute, and Compliance Alliance
RegistrationRegister on Zoom Events
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Denis BrosnanCORA Group
Brenda BanksSocure
Mary DishongQuinte
Tracie KosakowskiSolve Group
Aaron FrenchKennesaw State
Joe CiccoloBitAML
Kevin OlsenPayments Professor
Brandie ThackerEPCOR
Matt CreatoreTitan
Stephanie SchumacherSightspan
Andrea ValentinMaxwell State Bank
Branan CooperIndependent
Posting as a company rather than an individual? The general graphics under I'm sharing work too.
Ready-to-post copy
Three posts, spaced across the run-up. Copy them as-is or rewrite in your own voice — your words will always outperform ours. Just keep the date, format, and registration link accurate.
Post 1 — Announce your session (post now)
I'm speaking at the 2026 FinTech Conference on [SESSION TITLE]. [One or two sentences on why this topic matters right now — the problem you see teams struggling with, in your own words.] It's three virtual half-days, September 15–17, 9 am to 1 pm CT, presented by the Fintech Training Center, Bankers Institute, and Compliance Alliance. The agenda is built for practitioners: bank-fintech partnerships, fraud workflow debt, AI governance, real-time payments risk, digital assets, and identity. If you're working on any of this, I'd like to see you there. Registration link in the comments.
Post 2 — Give away one useful idea (about a week later)
[Open with one specific, concrete observation from your session — the counterintuitive point, the mistake you see repeatedly, or the question people should be asking. Two or three sentences.] That's the thread I'm pulling on at the 2026 FinTech Conference next month. September 15–17, virtual, half days so you can attend without losing the week. Link in the comments.
Post 3 — Week-of reminder (Sept 8–14)
One week out from the 2026 FinTech Conference. Twelve sessions across three mornings, taught by people who actually do this work — sponsor bank operators, fraud investigators, payments professionals, and a community bank that took AI from pilot to production. I'm covering [SESSION TITLE] on [DAY]. September 15–17 | Virtual | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm CT. Still time to register — link in the comments.
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The full lineupEvery speaker and session. Strongest for tagging.
Event announcementThe all-purpose one.
Operators, not vendorsLeads with why it's different.
Who it's built forGood when your audience is mixed.
Full agendaAll twelve sessions at a glance.
Ready-to-post copy
Three posts, spaced across the run-up. Swap in whichever session is most relevant to your audience — a recommendation that sounds like you will always beat a template.
Post 1 — Point your network at it (post now)
Passing this along because the agenda is unusually practical. The 2026 FinTech Conference runs September 15–17 — three virtual half-days, 9 am to 1 pm CT, presented by the Fintech Training Center, Bankers Institute, and Compliance Alliance. Twelve sessions on the things actually landing on compliance and operations desks this year: bank-fintech partnership oversight, fraud workflow debt, AI governance an examiner will accept, stablecoin compliance, RTP and FedNow risk, and deepfake-era KYC. Every session is taught by an operator rather than a vendor, which is the part that made me want to share it. Registration link in the comments.
Post 2 — Lead with one session (about a week later)
[Name a session from the agenda and say in one or two sentences why that problem is worth four hours of someone's attention — ideally something you've watched teams get wrong.] It's one of twelve sessions at the 2026 FinTech Conference, September 15–17, virtual, half days. Worth a look if this is your world. Link in the comments.
Post 3 — Week-of nudge (Sept 8–14)
One week out from the 2026 FinTech Conference. Three mornings, twelve sessions, all virtual — partnerships, fraud, AI governance, payments, digital assets, identity. 9:00 am to 1:00 pm CT, September 15–17. If your fraud, compliance, or payments team has been meaning to get to something this year, this is the low-friction one. Still time to register — link in the comments.
Lower-effort ways to help
- Reshare with a line on top. Grab any post from the Fintech Training Center page and add one sentence of your own. Ten seconds, and it outperforms a bare reshare.
- Forward it internally. A note to your own fraud, compliance, or payments teams is often worth more than a public post.
- Mention it in a newsletter. The copy above trims down to a short blurb easily.
A few things that help
- Put the registration link in your first comment. LinkedIn tends to show link-free posts to more people. Post the copy first, then add the URL as your own first comment. Putting it straight in the post is fine too — done beats optimized.
- Tag the people involved. Co-panelists, Bankers Institute, Compliance Alliance, and the Fintech Training Center. Tags travel further than hashtags, and let us reshare you back.
- Post from your personal profile first, then reshare from your company page. Personal reach is consistently stronger.
- Reply to your own comments. Early engagement compounds, and a real answer to a real question does more than any posting hack.
- Skip the hashtag stack. Two or three at most, if any.