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The Data Debate: Data Cloud, Databricks, Snowflake, Azure

Banks and credit unions are making big bets on modern data platforms, from Databricks to Salesforce Data Cloud, Azure Fabric to Snowflake. But how do these pieces fit together, and what’s the fastest path from investment to impact? Hear from leaders who are modernizing data architectures that actually drive deposits, loyalty, and scale.

Oct 15
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Oct 15, 2025
10:30 am
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11:15 am
201 3rd St, San Francisco

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A panel discussion on modern data architectures for scale, compliance, and better customer and member experiences

Financial institutions know they need to modernize their data, but the path is crowded with choices: Snowflake, Databricks, Azure Fabric, Salesforce Data Cloud, and more. Each promises scale, speed, and smarter engagement, but overlap, silos, and multi-year programs often slow progress.

In this panel, leaders from banks and credit unions will unpack the data debate. They’ll share how they’re building modern, cloud-based architectures that move beyond siloed systems and deliver stronger compliance, faster personalization, deeper customer and member loyalty, and growth at scale.

What to expect
  • Real stories from banks and credit unions modernizing data at scale
  • How leading platforms (Data Cloud, Snowflake, Databricks, Azure) complement each other
  • Practical steps to unify siloed data and enable personalization
  • Lessons learned on governance, compliance, and AI readiness
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Meet the experts

Leaders from Lighthouse Credit Union and Golden1 Credit Union share how they’re modernizing data to scale operations, strengthen compliance, and deliver better member experiences.

Jay GittingsLogo.
Jay Gittings
VP, Enterprise Architecture, Lighthouse CU
Michael SabadoLogo.
Michael Sabado
VP, IT Enterprise Platforms, Golden 1 CU
Manvir SandhuLogo.
Manvir Sandhu
Founder & Chief Innovation Officer
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