Sricharan Iyengar

Sricharan Iyengar has a diverse range of work experience. Sricharan started their career as a Financial Analyst at Citigroup in 2005. Sricharan then moved on to ABN AMRO Inc. in 2006, where they participated in a selective banking program and received a Full Time Offer from four out of five groups. In 2007, they became an Associate Portfolio Manager at AllianceBernstein.

In 2009, Sricharan joined Fiserv, Inc (formerly CashEdge, Inc) as a Product Manager in Strategy & Business Development. During their time there, they led the strategy and launch of the first electronic person-to-person payment platform for banks, generating $10 million in recurring revenue. Sricharan was also responsible for growing the usage and adoption of the platform through identifying and promoting new payment use cases. Sricharan led the creation of the company's first iPhone application and instituted a mobile and web usability testing process. Sricharan also served as the Business Owner of Popmoney Charitable Giving, a leading initiative within Fiserv.

From 2015 to 2017, Sricharan worked at Coupa Software as a Product Manager, focusing on expenses for mobile and web.

Since 2018, Sricharan has been self-employed as a Product Management Consultant. Sricharan has held various roles such as Vice President of Product at Odie Pet Insurance, where they led the company's Product Management team and worked on market adoption and partnership opportunities. Sricharan also served as a Senior Product Manager at Ziff Davis, LLC, leading the launch of automating the product database. Additionally, Sricharan was the number one revenue-generating Senior Solution Consultant at Tipalti Inc. in 2018.

Overall, Sricharan Iyengar has gained extensive experience in product management, strategy, business development, and consulting throughout their career.

Sricharan Iyengar completed their Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree in Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law from Michigan State University, where they attended from 2002 to 2006.