I consider Craig Iskowitz to be one of the smartest minds in the fintech space. He truly understands the entire ecosystem from a very deep and technical perspective. Be it speaking, writing, consulting, and now podcasting, Craig consistently delivers high-quality with an obsession and attention to detail, emblematic of his personal brand. If you’re looking for an outstanding professional with a strong character and technical acumen, Craig is it.

I have had the pleasure of working with Craig on a large-scale system analysis project. Craig did a superb job interviewing the end-users and managers, documenting requirements, guiding the team to better understand the purpose and the scope of the desired system. He brought tremendous amount of experience in the financial services sector and combined it with in-depth knowledge of the technology. I would recommend Craig to anyone looking to hire a consultant with ability to access business problems and recommend a technology solution.

I have an admittedly bad habit of eating technical project managers alive; most have a terrible habit of distorting communications, tend to generate needless paperwork and generally get the way of getting to the done state. They also taste good with a nice lime-garlic salsa. Craig is the rare counterexample; he adapted to my style, suffered my abuse and was willing to go extract *useful* information from customers who often had no clue whatsoever what they wanted or why. In short, in 30 years of generally viewing PMs as an impediment to getting things done, Craig is the rare example of someone who gets the joke and does what is needed -- and well. I'd happily partner with him on future projects in a heartbeat.

I consider Craig Iskowitz to be one of the smartest minds in the fintech space. He truly understands the entire ecosystem from a very deep and technical perspective. Be it speaking, writing, consulting, and now podcasting, Craig consistently delivers high-quality with an obsession and attention to detail, emblematic of his personal brand. If you’re looking for an outstanding professional with a strong character and technical acumen, Craig is it.

I have had the pleasure of working with Craig on a large-scale system analysis project. Craig did a superb job interviewing the end-users and managers, documenting requirements, guiding the team to better understand the purpose and the scope of the desired system. He brought tremendous amount of experience in the financial services sector and combined it with in-depth knowledge of the technology. I would recommend Craig to anyone looking to hire a consultant with ability to access business problems and recommend a technology solution.

I have an admittedly bad habit of eating technical project managers alive; most have a terrible habit of distorting communications, tend to generate needless paperwork and generally get the way of getting to the done state. They also taste good with a nice lime-garlic salsa. Craig is the rare counterexample; he adapted to my style, suffered my abuse and was willing to go extract *useful* information from customers who often had no clue whatsoever what they wanted or why. In short, in 30 years of generally viewing PMs as an impediment to getting things done, Craig is the rare example of someone who gets the joke and does what is needed -- and well. I'd happily partner with him on future projects in a heartbeat.

I consider Craig Iskowitz to be one of the smartest minds in the fintech space. He truly understands the entire ecosystem from a very deep and technical perspective. Be it speaking, writing, consulting, and now podcasting, Craig consistently delivers high-quality with an obsession and attention to detail, emblematic of his personal brand. If you’re looking for an outstanding professional with a strong character and technical acumen, Craig is it.

I have had the pleasure of working with Craig on a large-scale system analysis project. Craig did a superb job interviewing the end-users and managers, documenting requirements, guiding the team to better understand the purpose and the scope of the desired system. He brought tremendous amount of experience in the financial services sector and combined it with in-depth knowledge of the technology. I would recommend Craig to anyone looking to hire a consultant with ability to access business problems and recommend a technology solution.

I have an admittedly bad habit of eating technical project managers alive; most have a terrible habit of distorting communications, tend to generate needless paperwork and generally get the way of getting to the done state. They also taste good with a nice lime-garlic salsa. Craig is the rare counterexample; he adapted to my style, suffered my abuse and was willing to go extract *useful* information from customers who often had no clue whatsoever what they wanted or why. In short, in 30 years of generally viewing PMs as an impediment to getting things done, Craig is the rare example of someone who gets the joke and does what is needed -- and well. I'd happily partner with him on future projects in a heartbeat.