SavvyMoney, a company powering innovative, market-leading credit score solutions, today announced that Chris Fraenza has been promoted to Chief Revenue Officer.
As mentioned in the update, Chris had previously “served as the Senior Vice President of Sales and Partnerships, tasked with leading the company’s growth while maximizing success across all customers and strategic partners.”
Chris said:
“As I step into the role of CRO at SavvyMoney, I am humbled and thrilled to continue to lead a team dedicated to supporting SavvyMoney’s future and current partners. SavvyMoney transforms the financial landscape by combining cutting-edge industry advancements and a relentless focus on customer value, we will continue to unlock new opportunities for growth, empowering individuals and businesses to achieve their financial goals.”
Chris has been with SavvyMoney “since February 2015 and has been integral in furthering the development of a culture that prioritizes exceptional service, collaboration and a focus on driving tangible results for financial institutions and partners.”
JB Orecchia, President and CEO at SavvyMoney, said:
“Chris throughout his career has been a champion of innovation and progress for financial institutions. Chris has been instrumental in our company’s success. His tenacity and dedication to the team and partners is contagious. Watching him grow over the last eight years in his role at SavvyMoney has been a pleasure, I can’t wait to see what he accomplishes next.”
Prior to joining SavvyMoney, Chris has reportedly “held various positions at Filene Research Institute, the leading think tank and incubator for credit unions.”
A provider of credit score solutions, SavvyMoney claims that it “serves over 1100 banks and credit unions across the country.”
Combining real-time data with digital personalization tools, SavvyMoney’s solutions integrate seamlessly “with over 40 online banking platforms.”
SavvyMoney’s innovative technology is reportedly “backed by hands-on service and a commitment to helping financial institutions strengthen and deepen their customer relationships.”
