Bryan Clagett

Currently CMO & Investor at Geezeo, a disruptive fintech company.

Introduction

More than 25 years senior experience working for a number of organizations. Background includes strategic planning, forecasting, advertising, promotion, direct response, lead-generation, sales management, e-comm, e-marketing and research. An engagement banking fundamentalist, Bryan often speaks on the subject of engagement banking and brand experience.

Bio

As chief marketing officer of Geezeo, Bryan Clagett is a principle driver of Geezeo’s marketing and brand efforts. Clagett joins founders Shawn Ward and Peter Glyman in establishing Geezeo as the premier personal financial management provider in the financial services industry.

Prior to joining Geezeo, Clagett was the executive vice president of client development at Raoust+Partners. He joined Raoust in 2004 after eight years with New Jersey’s Affinity, where he served as vice president of marketing and E-commerce. While at Affinity, he served on the executive leadership team and was also a member of Digital Insight’s Advisory Board and CUES.

Bryan worked in marketing and product management positions at Summit Bancorp and CoreStates Financial Corp. While at Summit, he directed the organizations’ retail banking incentive program and managed deposit-based product development. At CoreStates, Clagett managed the corporate and retail marketing function for the 88 branches of the New Jersey subsidiary, New Jersey National Bank.

Bryan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing from New England College. In addition to graduate studies in marketing, Clagett has completed several rounds of Six Sigma certification from Rutgers University. He has been a presenter for the Virginia, TX, MN, Mountain West, PA and FL Credit Union Leagues, NAFCU Services, CUES, American Banker and Digital Insight Client Conference.

An avid boater, Clagett resides in Williamsburg, Va., with his wife and two children. He is former Board Chair of Landfall at Jamestown and a former trustee of The Peninsula Fine Arts Center. He currently serves on the Board of the Center for Child & Family Services.