S2 E7: Why Trevor Marshall Gave Up Percussion to Change Lives Through Fintech

Trevor Marshall is CTO at Current, the challenger bank giving companies like Stripe and Chime a run for their money.

Trevor was always going to be a classical percussionist, it’s what he worked so hard for and why he moved to NYC to study. But after an economics lesson, became a math class, which became a computer science course, he knew things had changed.

Nicole and Trevor dig into how he has helped Current become one of the most influential platforms in the industry, how music relates to coding and technology, and why being a creative is a huge advantage in his role.

You’ll also hear how Trevor leverages his creativity to make himself a great communicator with employees and users, and how Current is helping millions of Americans change their lives by creating better financial outcomes.

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