Olivia MacIel

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ABOUT OLIVIA MACIEL

Drawing from 15 years of experience in the payments industry, Olivia Maciel has gained valuable insights across various roles during her almost 12-year tenure at The Clearing House and her time with Regions Bank. Her expertise spans product, technology, operations, risk, compliance, and legal aspects, specifically in the realm of payments regulation, network rules, updates to private sector regulations, and overall payments advocacy.In her current position, her primary focus lies in nurturing the growth of the instant payment rails, alongside a comprehensive analysis of other available Treasury Management (TM) products. Her aim is to formulate an effective, efficient, and practical TM payments strategy while aligning with TM strategic priorities and collaborating with enterprise strategy colleagues. As several industries undergo a transitional phase into the future, there\'s a growing recognition of the profound impact of payments and related services on our daily lives. Consequently, effective communication and education play a pivotal role for industry stakeholders and beyond, as we collectively shape the future of payments.Her secondary role is representing Regions bank in the payments industry. Having seized industry opportunities, she currently holds positions on multiple boards and committees. With a focus on fostering a holistic approach, her aim is to acknowledge the unique terms and language specific to each institution or organization. Through her engagements in public speaking and panel discussions, Maciel endeavors to establish a platform for all industry participants to exchange ideas and knowledge, fostering effective communication and collaboration within the community for mutual growth and positive impacts.Maciel obtained her Bachelor\'s degree in Political Science from Appalachian State University and her Master\'s in Business Administration from Wake Forest University. Additionally, she holds certifications as an AAP (Accredited ACH Professional) and APRP (Accredited Payments Risk Professional), further solidifying her expertise in the field.