Melissa Douros Named Chief Product Officer at Green Dot

Green Dot Corporation, a prominent digital bank and fintech firm offering seamless banking and payment solutions, has announced the appointment of Melissa Douros as Chief Product Officer. In her new role, Douros will head Green Dot’s product design and development team, focusing on creating user-friendly and valuable tools for Green Dot’s customers and expanding list of banking-as-a-service (BaaS) and embedded finance partners.

George Gresham, Chief Executive Officer of Green Dot Corporation, praised Douros as a visionary product leader with a strong background in digital transformation strategy. He expressed confidence in Douros’ ability to translate the company’s product vision into meaningful solutions for partners and customers.

Prior to joining Green Dot, Douros served as the vice president of digital experience at Discover Financial Services, where she led a comprehensive digital transformation during a period of rapid business growth. She also held senior digital product roles at Great Wolf Resorts, Inc. and E*TRADE.

Douros expressed her excitement about joining Green Dot and contributing to the company’s mission of providing seamless, affordable, and innovative financial solutions to businesses and consumers. With Green Dot’s recent completion of a multi-year processor conversion to enhance operational efficiency and growth, Douros will lead the team in developing experiences, features, and functionality for a diverse range of customers, including GO2bank customers, BaaS partners like Dayforce, Stockpile, Credibly, and more.

Green Dot Corporation is committed to empowering people to bank seamlessly, affordably, and confidently. The company’s broad set of financial services includes debit, checking, credit, prepaid, and payroll cards, as well as money processing services, tax refunds, cash deposits, and disbursements. Its flagship digital banking platform, GO2bank, offers mobile banking designed to improve financial health over time. Through its banking platform services business, Green Dot enables leading consumer and technology brands to offer customized money management solutions to their customers.

Founded in 1999, Green Dot has served over 33 million customers directly and many more through its partners. With a network of over 90,000 retail distribution locations nationwide, Green Dot operates primarily as a “branchless bank” and is a member of the FDIC. For more information about Green Dot’s products and services, visit www.greendot.com.

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