Al Dominick
Board Member
nCino IPO
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Pierre Naudé
CEO & Chair of the Board
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Al Dominick
Board Member
Al Dominick serves on the board of DirectorCorps, Inc. The former CEO of Bank Director | FinXTech, he is a partner at Cornerstone Advisors.
Prior to Cornerstone and Bank Director | FinXTech, he ran the business development efforts for Computech, a Bethesda, Maryland-based information technology firm (now part of NCI — NASDAQ: NCIT). Before that, he worked for Board Member, Inc. in a variety of revenue-generating roles.
A 1999 graduate of Washington & Lee University, where he majored in Politics and was a four-year letterman on the varsity baseball team, he earned an MBA from the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business in 2007.
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Pierre Naudé
CEO & Chair of the Board
Pierre Naudé is the CEO and chair of the board at nCino. He played a key role in the founding of nCino and has served in these roles since its inception. With more than 35 years of financial technology experience, he is passionate about transforming the financial services industry through innovation, reputation and speed. He is the visionary behind nCino’s strong and innovative culture, which has been widely recognized across the industry, including being named to the Forbes Cloud 100 for 2 consecutive years, being named the No. 1 “Best Fintech to Work For” by SourceMedia and the Best Company for Career Growth in 2021 by Comparably. Under his leadership, nCino has grown from a startup in Wilmington, N.C. to a premier global fintech company with financial institution customers of all sizes around the world.
Prior to nCino, Mr. Naudé served as the divisional president of S1 Corporation from October 2005 to its acquisition in February 2012.
nCino, a cloud-based technology and lending platform for banks, navigated the challenges of going public while working remotely. The firm’s success story speaks to the critical importance of digital transformations to the survival of any company, especially as the pandemic has changed consumer mindsets about delivery and the way banks approach their business.
nCino CEO Pierre Naudé virtually sat down with Bank Director CEO Al Dominick to share the lessons he took from the IPO experience and maintains the company culture now that it’s public. Banks can also hear about how nCino strengthened its board, and managed communications in the remote environment.
WRITTEN BY
Al Dominick
Board Member
Al Dominick serves on the board of DirectorCorps, Inc. The former CEO of Bank Director | FinXTech, he is a partner at Cornerstone Advisors.
Prior to Cornerstone and Bank Director | FinXTech, he ran the business development efforts for Computech, a Bethesda, Maryland-based information technology firm (now part of NCI — NASDAQ: NCIT). Before that, he worked for Board Member, Inc. in a variety of revenue-generating roles.
A 1999 graduate of Washington & Lee University, where he majored in Politics and was a four-year letterman on the varsity baseball team, he earned an MBA from the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business in 2007.
WRITTEN BY
Pierre Naudé
CEO & Chair of the Board
Pierre Naudé is the CEO and chair of the board at nCino. He played a key role in the founding of nCino and has served in these roles since its inception. With more than 35 years of financial technology experience, he is passionate about transforming the financial services industry through innovation, reputation and speed. He is the visionary behind nCino’s strong and innovative culture, which has been widely recognized across the industry, including being named to the Forbes Cloud 100 for 2 consecutive years, being named the No. 1 “Best Fintech to Work For” by SourceMedia and the Best Company for Career Growth in 2021 by Comparably. Under his leadership, nCino has grown from a startup in Wilmington, N.C. to a premier global fintech company with financial institution customers of all sizes around the world.
Prior to nCino, Mr. Naudé served as the divisional president of S1 Corporation from October 2005 to its acquisition in February 2012.