St. Petersburg, FL, February 26, 2024: ICI Consulting, a nationwide leading bank and credit union core processing advisory firm, announced Dominique Stoeber joined the team as Senior Vice President. Dominique Stoeber is a seasoned consulting executive with more than 30 years of experience in the financial services software and banking industries. She is a dynamic public speaker, results-driven sales leader and a skilled negotiator with a strong performance history of meeting goals and exceeding expectations. Dominique focuses on establishing individual accountability, building customer loyalty, and growing revenue.
“I am thrilled to join the ICI team. My new colleagues’ vast industry expertise sets the company apart, enabling effective collaboration with financial institutions, and ensuring access to top-notch products at competitive prices while aligning with the bank or credit union’s long-term strategic objectives. I look forward to working closely with our clients to streamline the intricate vendor selection process, and support their brand and long-term vision to drive goals forward,” says Dominique.
“As ICI continues to experience unprecedented growth, adding an accomplished consultant like Dominique will allow us to enhance the service capabilities we deliver to our clients. Her exceptional background brings together a blend of deep core vendor knowledge as well as banking experience. Dominique will provide a wealth of insight and skills that will continue to position ICI as a critical strategic partner to our customers,” states Doug Latare, ICI CEO.
About Dominique Stoeber
Prior to joining ICI, Dominique spent more than 10 years at Fiserv serving in various roles, most notably, Director, Relationship Management for Premier & DNA and Client Partner for large banks for Signature and Premier Outsourced. Before her years at Fiserv, Dominique held the position of Chief Retail Officer at an OH community bank. Dominique may be reached via email at dominique.stoeber@ici-consulting.com, or via phone at 330-719-7463.
