Matt Merritt Appointed CEO of Emerie.ai

Matt Merritt, CEO of Snap.Build, has been appointed as the new CEO of Emerie.ai, a company focused on AI solutions for financial institutions.

Snap.Build CEO Matt Merritt has been appointed as the new CEO of emerie.ai, effective immediately, announced in a press release. Merritt will now lead both companies, which are at the forefront of fintech and AI innovation.

Under Merritt's leadership, Snap.Build has revolutionized construction finance by connecting builders and lenders through a modern fintech platform. Now, as CEO of emerie.ai, he will guide the company in delivering advanced AI solutions for banks and credit unions, enhancing customer service and operational efficiency.

Emerie.ai focuses on providing conversational AI and automation tools to financial institutions, aiming to streamline workflows and offer real-time insights. Merritt's dual role is expected to foster innovation at the intersection of AI, finance, and operational infrastructure, leveraging the strengths of both platforms to serve clients more effectively.

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