OUR LEADERSHIP
Cameron “Cam” Fowler is Chief Executive Officer at Early Warning Services, LLC, the company behind Zelle®, and the soon-to-launch PazeSM, a wallet that reimagines e-commerce payments. Early Warning has been empowering and protecting consumers, small businesses, and the U.S. financial system with cutting-edge fraud and payment solutions for more than three decades.
Prior to joining Early Warning, Cam served as Chief Strategy and Operations Officer for BMO Financial Group, the eighth-largest bank in North America by assets. In this role, he led broad enterprise transformation, accelerating BMO's evolution to a digitally enabled, future-ready bank driven by purpose, brand, and culture. He also drove strategic direction, brand, and impact commitments, digital investments and key shared services across the bank. Before joining BMO, Cam was a leader at Barclays in London where he served markets throughout the U.K., Europe, Middle East, and Africa. He led both digital and discretionary wealth businesses, including Barclays Wealth International and the European Private Bank. Before his two decades in global financial services, Cam held a range of roles in software, consulting, and public policy.
Cam attended Queen’s University in Ontario, Canada, where he received a BA in Politics and the London School of Business where he received his MBA.
Cam is the past chair of the Executive Council of the Canadian Bankers Association and Moneris Solutions.
James Anderson is the managing director of PazeSM at Early Warning. In this role, he leads the team responsible for bringing to market the PazeSM digital wallet and simplifying the online checkout process.
Prior to joining Early Warning, James spent fifteen years at Mastercard, leading the digital transformation of the company’s consumer payments products, then re-setting the commercial product strategy by building a new two-sided network. During his tenure at Mastercard, he was chosen to be a member of Mastercard’s Management Committee.
Before Mastercard, he spent six years in various leadership positions at BCGI where he launched and grew the payments line of business.
James attended Oxford University, where he received a BA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics. He received his MBA from Columbia Business School, NY.
Mike Cahill is Chief Technology Officer at Early Warning.
Mike brings nearly 30 years of experience as a hands-on technology leader, most recently at PayPal, where he spent the past 2 years leading various product and technology transformations. Most recently, he was a Senior Vice President of Engineering for Merchant Platforms, where he was responsible for Braintree and PayPal Checkout.
Before PayPal, he was Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Boku, Inc, a leading global provider of alternate payment solutions which he helped scale in preparation for its IPO in 2017. Prior to Boku, he was Vice President of Engineering at American Express for 2 years.
Mike is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and he enjoys woodworking, photography and plays saxophone in a few local bands.
Cameron “Cam” Fowler is Chief Executive Officer at Early Warning Services, LLC, the company behind Zelle®, and the soon-to-launch PazeSM, a wallet that reimagines e-commerce payments. Early Warning has been empowering and protecting consumers, small businesses, and the U.S. financial system with cutting-edge fraud and payment solutions for more than three decades.
Prior to joining Early Warning, Cam served as Chief Strategy and Operations Officer for BMO Financial Group, the eighth-largest bank in North America by assets. In this role, he led broad enterprise transformation, accelerating BMO's evolution to a digitally enabled, future-ready bank driven by purpose, brand, and culture. He also drove strategic direction, brand, and impact commitments, digital investments and key shared services across the bank. Before joining BMO, Cam was a leader at Barclays in London where he served markets throughout the U.K., Europe, Middle East, and Africa. He led both digital and discretionary wealth businesses, including Barclays Wealth International and the European Private Bank. Before his two decades in global financial services, Cam held a range of roles in software, consulting, and public policy.
Cam attended Queen’s University in Ontario, Canada, where he received a BA in Politics and the London School of Business where he received his MBA.
Cam is the past chair of the Executive Council of the Canadian Bankers Association and Moneris Solutions.
James Anderson is the managing director of PazeSM at Early Warning. In this role, he leads the team responsible for bringing to market the PazeSM digital wallet and simplifying the online checkout process.
Prior to joining Early Warning, James spent fifteen years at Mastercard, leading the digital transformation of the company’s consumer payments products, then re-setting the commercial product strategy by building a new two-sided network. During his tenure at Mastercard, he was chosen to be a member of Mastercard’s Management Committee.
Before Mastercard, he spent six years in various leadership positions at BCGI where he launched and grew the payments line of business.
James attended Oxford University, where he received a BA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics. He received his MBA from Columbia Business School, NY.
Mike Cahill is Chief Technology Officer at Early Warning.
Mike brings nearly 30 years of experience as a hands-on technology leader, most recently at PayPal, where he spent the past 2 years leading various product and technology transformations. Most recently, he was a Senior Vice President of Engineering for Merchant Platforms, where he was responsible for Braintree and PayPal Checkout.
Before PayPal, he was Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Boku, Inc, a leading global provider of alternate payment solutions which he helped scale in preparation for its IPO in 2017. Prior to Boku, he was Vice President of Engineering at American Express for 2 years.
Mike is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and he enjoys woodworking, photography and plays saxophone in a few local bands.
Tracy Cheney is General Counsel and Corporate Secretary for Early Warning. As the company’s first general counsel, Tracy played a key role in the formation and launch of Early Warning as a bank-owned company in 2006, including establishing internal governance policies and compliance programs.
Tracy leads and oversees all legal, regulatory, and corporate governance affairs for the company’s highly-regulated payments and consumer reporting businesses and operations. In this role, she advises the Management Committee, senior management and business teams on a wide range of legal and regulatory matters, including compliance with consumer financial laws, privacy, antitrust, intellectual property, government relations and corporate governance.
Prior to Early Warning, Tracy served for nine years as legal counsel for First Data Corporation supporting its money transfer, payment instruments, gift card, remittance processing and merchant acquiring businesses.
Tracy holds her J. D. from the University of Denver and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Southern California. She is admitted to practice law in Arizona and Colorado.
Andrea Gilman is the Chief Marketing Officer at Early Warning®. In this role, Andrea leads the teams responsible for the strategy and execution of all marketing and communications initiatives. With more than 25 years of experience in marketing, product development, and digital transformation, Andrea is a leader in developing new payment and loyalty innovations that benefit consumers and small businesses.
Most recently, she served as Chief Marketing Officer at Banyan, where she was focused on achieving what some consider ‘the holy grail of payments’ - enabling item level data to make payment experiences richer and more relevant.
Before Banyan, she held a series of leadership positions at Mastercard, most recently as Senior Vice President and Global Lead for small and medium enterprises. She also led the development of Mastercard’s innovation strategy for B2B real time payments as SVP of New Payment Flows, pairing information with payments to deliver smarter and more seamless customer experiences.
Andrea is a graduate of Bowdoin College and NYU’s Stern School of Business.
She has held board positions with the U.S. Faster Payments Council and the nonprofit Girls Inc., Westchester.
Suzanne Hartin is Chief Risk Officer for Early Warning. In this role, she leads the company’s risk functions including Information Security, Enterprise and Operational Risk Management, Business Continuity and Crisis Management, Third Party Risk Management, Compliance and Physical Security.
Suzanne has more than 20 years of risk management experience developed at a variety of the nation’s largest financial institutions. Prior to joining Early Warning, she was Vice President of Operational Risk Management at Capital One where she managed the Enterprise Business Continuity and Crisis Management teams as well as the Corporate Third Party Risk Management and Corporate Insurance Risk Management programs. She has also held a number of executive risk, compliance and information security positions at American Express and Bank of America.
Suzanne graduated from Davidson College with a degree in economics. She is a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) and is Certified in Risk and Information Systems Controls (CRISC). Suzanne serves on the Board of Directors for Sytek Electric, the world leader in design and manufacture of high-powered sub-sea motors used on ROVs (remotely operated vehicles) and other sub-sea applications and is a member of ISACA and the Executive Women’s Forum (EWF).
Tracy Cheney is General Counsel and Corporate Secretary for Early Warning. As the company’s first general counsel, Tracy played a key role in the formation and launch of Early Warning as a bank-owned company in 2006, including establishing internal governance policies and compliance programs.
Tracy leads and oversees all legal, regulatory, and corporate governance affairs for the company’s highly-regulated payments and consumer reporting businesses and operations. In this role, she advises the Management Committee, senior management and business teams on a wide range of legal and regulatory matters, including compliance with consumer financial laws, privacy, antitrust, intellectual property, government relations and corporate governance.
Prior to Early Warning, Tracy served for nine years as legal counsel for First Data Corporation supporting its money transfer, payment instruments, gift card, remittance processing and merchant acquiring businesses.
Tracy holds her J. D. from the University of Denver and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Southern California. She is admitted to practice law in Arizona and Colorado.
Andrea Gilman is the Chief Marketing Officer at Early Warning®. In this role, Andrea leads the teams responsible for the strategy and execution of all marketing and communications initiatives. With more than 25 years of experience in marketing, product development, and digital transformation, Andrea is a leader in developing new payment and loyalty innovations that benefit consumers and small businesses.
Most recently, she served as Chief Marketing Officer at Banyan, where she was focused on achieving what some consider ‘the holy grail of payments’ - enabling item level data to make payment experiences richer and more relevant.
Before Banyan, she held a series of leadership positions at Mastercard, most recently as Senior Vice President and Global Lead for small and medium enterprises. She also led the development of Mastercard’s innovation strategy for B2B real time payments as SVP of New Payment Flows, pairing information with payments to deliver smarter and more seamless customer experiences.
Andrea is a graduate of Bowdoin College and NYU’s Stern School of Business.
She has held board positions with the U.S. Faster Payments Council and the nonprofit Girls Inc., Westchester.
Suzanne Hartin is Chief Risk Officer for Early Warning. In this role, she leads the company’s risk functions including Information Security, Enterprise and Operational Risk Management, Business Continuity and Crisis Management, Third Party Risk Management, Compliance and Physical Security.
Suzanne has more than 20 years of risk management experience developed at a variety of the nation’s largest financial institutions. Prior to joining Early Warning, she was Vice President of Operational Risk Management at Capital One where she managed the Enterprise Business Continuity and Crisis Management teams as well as the Corporate Third Party Risk Management and Corporate Insurance Risk Management programs. She has also held a number of executive risk, compliance and information security positions at American Express and Bank of America.
Suzanne graduated from Davidson College with a degree in economics. She is a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) and is Certified in Risk and Information Systems Controls (CRISC). Suzanne serves on the Board of Directors for Sytek Electric, the world leader in design and manufacture of high-powered sub-sea motors used on ROVs (remotely operated vehicles) and other sub-sea applications and is a member of ISACA and the Executive Women’s Forum (EWF).
Sean Murphy is chief internal audit executive for Early Warning. Sean joined the company in 2010 and led the creation of the internal audit department that is responsible for auditing all aspects of Early Warning’s business operations for compliance with internal control and regulatory frameworks.
With more than 30 years in public and internal auditing and compliance, this industry veteran’s experience spans multiple industries including financial services, higher education and technology.
Sean holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Brigham Young University and earned his CPA in Alaska. He is a Certified Internal Auditor, Certified Information Systems Auditor and is a member of ISACA and the IIA.
José serves as Chief Operating Officer at Early Warning, the fintech company owned by seven of the country's leading banks. In this role he guides the company’s strategy and leads the teams that bring it to life, including those responsible for corporate development, customer implementation and support, consumer and client servicing and fraud risk management.
Prior to joining Early Warning in 2021, José served as Executive Vice President – Global Head of New Ventures at Banco Santander. There, he led corporate strategy, emerging technologies, and the customer experience. He has two decades of business experience, 15 of which have been product-focused, at Intuit, Digital Insight and NCR.
José holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Stanford University in Management Science and Engineering. He has served on the boards of various non-profit organizations, most recently as the Financial Officer for Third Street Community Center in San Jose, Calif., an organization focused on providing free educational opportunities and STEM learning programs for school-aged children.
Natalie Schwimer is Chief People Officer for Early Warning. In this role, she leads the company’s human capital management strategies and people operations, including Culture, Engagement, Talent Management, Total Rewards, Talent Acquisition, and Training. Natalie has 20 years of expertise leading Human Resources functions in both the private and non-profit sectors, with a focus on Human Resources transformation, leadership development, and creating amazing work environments that rise up to meet the needs of both employees and customers.
Prior to Early Warning, Natalie served as the Regional Vice President of Human Resources for Chubb Insurance (Western Region), the world’s largest publicly traded property and casualty insurance company. While at Chubb, Natalie provided strategic regional leadership, with oversight of multiple talent initiatives and multi-state teams. She has additional experience in healthcare, financial services, home building, and the airline industry. Natalie holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Secondary Education from Rutgers University, a Senior Certified Professional certification from the Society for Human Resources Management, and a teaching license. Natalie serves her community as a Board Member for the Make-A-Wish Foundation – Arizona Chapter. In her spare time, she enjoys running marathons, travel, and spending time with her family.
Sean Murphy is chief internal audit executive for Early Warning. Sean joined the company in 2010 and led the creation of the internal audit department that is responsible for auditing all aspects of Early Warning’s business operations for compliance with internal control and regulatory frameworks.
With more than 30 years in public and internal auditing and compliance, this industry veteran’s experience spans multiple industries including financial services, higher education and technology.
Sean holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Brigham Young University and earned his CPA in Alaska. He is a Certified Internal Auditor, Certified Information Systems Auditor and is a member of ISACA and the IIA.
José serves as Chief Operating Officer at Early Warning, the fintech company owned by seven of the country's leading banks. In this role he guides the company’s strategy and leads the teams that bring it to life, including those responsible for corporate development, customer implementation and support, consumer and client servicing and fraud risk management.
Prior to joining Early Warning in 2021, José served as Executive Vice President – Global Head of New Ventures at Banco Santander. There, he led corporate strategy, emerging technologies, and the customer experience. He has two decades of business experience, 15 of which have been product-focused, at Intuit, Digital Insight and NCR.
José holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Stanford University in Management Science and Engineering. He has served on the boards of various non-profit organizations, most recently as the Financial Officer for Third Street Community Center in San Jose, Calif., an organization focused on providing free educational opportunities and STEM learning programs for school-aged children.
Natalie Schwimer is Chief People Officer for Early Warning. In this role, she leads the company’s human capital management strategies and people operations, including Culture, Engagement, Talent Management, Total Rewards, Talent Acquisition, and Training. Natalie has 20 years of expertise leading Human Resources functions in both the private and non-profit sectors, with a focus on Human Resources transformation, leadership development, and creating amazing work environments that rise up to meet the needs of both employees and customers.
Prior to Early Warning, Natalie served as the Regional Vice President of Human Resources for Chubb Insurance (Western Region), the world’s largest publicly traded property and casualty insurance company. While at Chubb, Natalie provided strategic regional leadership, with oversight of multiple talent initiatives and multi-state teams. She has additional experience in healthcare, financial services, home building, and the airline industry. Natalie holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Secondary Education from Rutgers University, a Senior Certified Professional certification from the Society for Human Resources Management, and a teaching license. Natalie serves her community as a Board Member for the Make-A-Wish Foundation – Arizona Chapter. In her spare time, she enjoys running marathons, travel, and spending time with her family.
Mark Travi, Chief Financial Officer for Early Warning, joined the company in June 2012 managing financial operations, partner contract negotiations, sales and M&A activity. His executive level financial and operational experience spans more than 28 years across multiple industries.
Prior to joining Early Warning, Mark served 11 years as CFO for the agency division of Monster Worldwide (Radancy), the world’s largest publicly-held global recruitment advertising agency, where he was responsible for the organization’s financial and operational structure. During his tenure, he was responsible for the vetting and integration of 40+ acquisitions and was an instrumental team member in the acquisition and development of the company known as Monster.com. He restructured the organization increasing profitable growth and led the sale of the agency to the private equity firm VSS where he remained as CFO.
Mark also served as President/CFO of the publicly traded Telecomm Industries, Inc. which he sold to PentaStar Communications and later repurchased through his start-up company ACTI.
Mark was instrumental as the CFO/COO for Pathways Platform, a digital media start-up where he successfully negotiated a Series A funding round and restructured the Company’s debt and operating structure.
Prior to serving in those positions, Mark was a Manager for a large public accounting firm after earning his Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Illinois State University.
Mark Travi, Chief Financial Officer for Early Warning, joined the company in June 2012 managing financial operations, partner contract negotiations, sales and M&A activity. His executive level financial and operational experience spans more than 28 years across multiple industries.
Prior to joining Early Warning, Mark served 11 years as CFO for the agency division of Monster Worldwide (Radancy), the world’s largest publicly-held global recruitment advertising agency, where he was responsible for the organization’s financial and operational structure. During his tenure, he was responsible for the vetting and integration of 40+ acquisitions and was an instrumental team member in the acquisition and development of the company known as Monster.com. He restructured the organization increasing profitable growth and led the sale of the agency to the private equity firm VSS where he remained as CFO.
Mark also served as President/CFO of the publicly traded Telecomm Industries, Inc. which he sold to PentaStar Communications and later repurchased through his start-up company ACTI.
Mark was instrumental as the CFO/COO for Pathways Platform, a digital media start-up where he successfully negotiated a Series A funding round and restructured the Company’s debt and operating structure.
Prior to serving in those positions, Mark was a Manager for a large public accounting firm after earning his Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Illinois State University.