Brenton Peck

Brenton Peck

Director, Financial Services Solutions Financial Health Network
bpeck@finhealthnetwork.org

As Director of Financial Services Solutions, Brenton works with financial services and technology clients to develop effective strategies for improving consumer financial health. Fueled by a firm belief that financial health should be achievable for all, Brenton leads fintech evaluation, product design, organizational growth, and other initiatives for businesses to drive positive impact across the financial services industry. 

In his role, Brenton is responsible for all aspects of project management, including in-depth research, team member coaching, and collaboration with other stakeholders. Previous initiatives include advising Bank of America on its SafeBalance banking product, leading the Financial Health Network’s student debt work, and developing and executing the organization’s credit union engagement strategy.

Before stepping into the Director role, Brenton served as a Consultant and Relationship Manager at the Financial Health Network, engaging with banks, credit unions, digital platforms, nonprofits, and other organizations at the forefront of financial health. Brenton also served as Impact Director at Filene Research Institute and managed sales teams at JPMorgan Chase. 

A certified Project Management Professional, Brenton holds a Master in Business Administration from Aurora University and a bachelor’s degree from Illinois State University. 

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