Speranza Systems

As treasury management professionals, we all recognize a central problem affecting our business practices: inefficient, paper based practices for administering bank accounts and signature authorities is keeping us from truly managing our bank relationships. After all, if you spend valuable time chasing down corporate documents, gathering wet signatures, mailing papers, filing papers and satisfying audits how much time is left for practical analysis of or proactive management of your bank relationships?
That’s what Speranza Systems is all about: A platform to create efficient processes around administering your bank structure and financial authorities. Solutions that help you

    * Identify and prioritize performance among a firm’s banks;
    * Mitigate fraud and operational risk in your banking structure;
    * Optimize the processes to open, close and manage all accounts;
    * Oversee status of every signer on every account in every office;
    * Delegate financial authorities;
    * Bolster audit and regulatory compliance; and
    * Do it all on the Web, in real time.

Our products and solutions are now making the difference for corporations looking for real-time solutions to age-old problems. If you think there’s a more efficient and less risky way to manage your bank relationships, you’re right. Talk to us now about how Speranza Systems can help you manage your most complex financial relationships.

Glen Solimine, Chief Executive Officer Glen has an impressive background in the sales and marketing of treasury and bank management products and systems. As vice president of sales at XRT North America, a leading purveyor of financial value chain management software solutions, he lead a team of seasoned sales executives. Prior to joining XRT, Glen served both as director of sales for MarketMAX, and as director of sales and marketing for KPMG I/S Quantum Product. He was director of the treasury resource group of ICMS International, a leading treasury workstation provider. Glen earned a bachelor's degree in finance from The Pennsylvania State University and a master's in finance from Western New England College.

Robert Henchey, President and Chief Operating Officer Bob has more than thirty-five years experience in banking and treasury, including many years of service as Vice President in JP Morgan’s Commercial and Investment Banking Group. He was President of First Sierra Financial, Inc., an internet finance portal for small business equipment leasing, and was most recently the Director of Capital Markets Products for Automated Financial Systems, a provider of commercial lending software and services to leading financial institutions. Bob was also Assistant Treasurer at Mead Pulp Sales, Inc. and a financial analyst at General Electric Credit Corporation.

Blaise Scioli, Vice President, Product Management With fifteen years experience delivering treasury information management solutions to leading corporations, Blaise is a recognized authority on designing and implementing finance and treasury applications. Previously, he was Vice President and Assistant Treasurer of ACE USA; he was Director in the Corporate Treasury Solutions Group at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP; Vice President of Operations and Executive Vice President at XRT, Inc. Blaise has a B.S. in aerospace engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy.

Mark Donahue, Technical Director Mark has been developing enterprise software since 1996 for companies such as Ziff-Davis Publishing, eSprocket, Fairchild Semiconductor, Visa, and the Via Group. His particular expertise is in designing and developing applications using Java Enterprise Edition (JEE). Mark graduated with a B.A. from Union College.

Nicholas Stuart, Development Manager As a computer systems analyst and design drafter at Stormwater 360 (previously Vortechnics, Inc.), Nick designed an automation system using multiple platforms to substantially improve employee productivity. Prior to that, he was a manufacturing and assembly technician at EMSolutions. Nick has a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Southern Maine.