Damon Magnuski, CEO, Acceleron

Damon Magnuski is the founder and CEO of Acceleron, which builds cutting-edge software that allows community banks and credit unions to conduct international payment transactions profitably through a foreign exchange (FX) marketplace. With an engineering background and extensive experience in financial markets and technology development, Damon brings a unique perspective to the community banking industry. His innovative solutions have positioned Acceleron as a key player in empowering community banks to drive non-interest income in a competitive financial landscape. In this article, Damon shares the inspiration behind Acceleron and his unwavering commitment to supporting community banking.

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