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S8 E12: The $16B Escheatment Engine: Automating Financial Dormancy and Compliance Rails with Stephanie Mertz, Co-Founder of Eisen
Jul 5, 2023 · Season 8 · Episode 12 · 19 min
Improving the escheatment process
Stephanie Mertz is into software development because she likes to create something from nothing - IE the blank canvas nature of coding. Outside of tech, she loves to garden, grow her own vegetables, and build things out of wood. She also has as beehive, which she claimed was a fantastic way to observe the natural creative process - and decompress from a screen.
Stephanie and her co-founder were drawn to solving problems for the behind the scenes processes - aka the boring business stuff. When digging into these problems, they kept running into the fact that no one really had a solid escheatment process... and eventually, they decided to tackle it.
This is the creation story of Eisen.
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