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Video: U.S. Bank Innovation team embarks on ‘future safari’ to CES 2024

January 11, 2024

At the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow, the U.S. Bank team looks for technologies and trends that will shape the future and improve customer experiences

Several members from the U.S. Bank Innovation team embarked on a ‘future safari’ to CES 2024 this week. The team, led by chief innovation officer Don Relyea and head of applied foresights Todder Moning, explored miles of the latest and greatest – and weirdest – tech innovations showcased at the world’s largest consumer tech show, held annually in Las Vegas.

They’re on the lookout for breakthroughs that could impact the future of banking, payments and how everyone uses money, as well as those that can help us improve client experiences. Check out the video above to see highlights from the first day.

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