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OUR MISSION

Helping People Talk About Money

OUR VISION

Financial Peace of Mind for All

About eMoney

eMoney Advisor, LLC (“eMoney”) provides technology solutions and services that help people talk about money. Rooted in comprehensive financial planning, eMoney’s solutions strengthen client relationships, streamline business operations, enhance business development and drive overall growth. More than 138,000 financial professionals across firms of all sizes use the eMoney platform to serve more than 7 million households throughout the U.S. For more information, please visit: www.emoneyadvisor.com.

Diversity Is the Heart of Innovation

At eMoney, we create and nurture a culture that values diversity and inclusion, which enables our employees to thrive and do their best work. Different ideas, perspectives and backgrounds inspire a stronger and more creative work environment that delivers better results.

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Susan McKenna

Susan McKenna

CEO
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As CEO, Susan oversees the execution of eMoney’s vision and business strategy in addition to managing its cross-functional, core leadership team. Before being named CEO in 2022, Susan was eMoney’s Head of Marketing and Sales where she led all activities that accommodate the underlying demand for financial advice, drive revenue and growth, and increase brand awareness.

Susan joined eMoney in 2018 with an extensive background in leadership and aiding companies to grow and scale. She has more than 30 years of experience, specifically in software and services for both major global market leaders and smaller rapid growth businesses. Prior to joining eMoney, she held senior positions at Billtrust, Revitas (sold to Model N), Princeton Softech (sold to IBM), and Deloitte. Susan graduated from Drexel University with a Bachelor of Science in marketing.

What was the best piece of advice about money you were given at an early age?

Live within your means!

What’s your favorite thing about helping people talk about money?

Whether you’re just starting out or thinking about retirement, eMoney takes the fear out of talking about money by making it actionable.

Joanne Del Signore

Joanne Del Signore

Head of People Experience
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As Head of People Experience, Joanne plays an essential role in creating and nurturing eMoney’s strong culture; one that lets people perform at their best while achieving strategic objectives. She leads an exceptional team that supports eMoney’s most important asset – its people – and the functions that help the organization thrive, including talent management, diversity and inclusion, employee relations, talent strategy, learning and development and total rewards. She works with business leaders to build and manage a People Experience organization that reflects and supports the dynamic needs of the business.

Joanne joined eMoney in 2018 with an extensive background in leadership and talent management. She has more than 20 years of experience in human resources with a focus in the financial and pharmaceutical sector. Joanne has contributed to organizations during times of explosive growth and helped to onboard and train the talent needed to move the firm forward. Prior to joining eMoney, she held senior positions in talent acquisition and recruitment at Amerisource Bergen, TD Bank, and Sovereign Bank.

Joanne earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Villanova University.

What was the best piece of advice about money you were given at an early age?

Only spend what you can afford. Do not accumulate credit card debt that you cannot pay off each month and always save so you have a cushion should unexpected life events happen.

What's your favorite thing about helping people talk about money?

Making financial planning less complicated and more accessible through our software. It feels good to know that we are helping our clients provide their clients with the peace of mind that they can obtain financial stability for the themselves and their family.

Nicholas DiLisi

Nicholas DiLisi

Head of Technology
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As Head of Technology, Nick oversees software development and IT operations for the company. As one of the pioneering employees who co-founded eMoney in 2000, he also served as Chief Information Officer. You can say Nick’s contributions to eMoney’s core products give them the “X” factor not found in other financial platforms.

Prior to his career at eMoney, Nick was Vice President of Development at VerticalNet, Inc. where he was responsible for building the firm’s technology group, as well as the migration and implementation of the technology used to power nearly five dozen B2B communities. He also served as the Vice President of Presentation Systems at Reality Online, a Reuters company. In that role, he oversaw the technical development of internet and client/server applications and was responsible for Reality’s core technology and the suite of applications under the award-winning Reuters Money Network product line.

Nick earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Drexel University in 1988.

What was the best piece of advice about money that you were given at an early age?

Pay yourself first.

What do you think is the most common misconception about financial planning?

That having a financial plan is just for wealthy people.

Christian Solomine

Christian Solomine

Head of Sales
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As Head of Sales, Christian leads all sales efforts across the organization to drive growth and generate revenue. He’s responsible for increasing both advisor and enterprise sales opportunities, improving sales efficiencies, and strengthening client relationships while overseeing multiple teams, including advisor and enterprise sales, relationship and account management, and sales operations.

Christian joined eMoney on a fractional basis as chief revenue officer in September 2024. He brings more than 20 years of experience leading sales and marketing teams for SaaS companies. Most recently, he served as founder and CEO of a fractional CRO practice, helping technology firms and startups grow their businesses and solve go-to-market challenges.

Christian graduated from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Science in integrated science and technology. He also earned his MBA and MS in information technology from the University of Denver.

What was the best piece of advice about money you were given at an early age?

Compound interest is amazing. Start saving.

What’s your favorite thing about helping people talk about money?

Talking about money and financial planning helps people explore their life dreams.

Frank Tropiano

Frank Tropiano

Head of Client Services
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As Head of Client Services, Frank leads more than 200 employees dedicated to customer service, implementation, training, coaching, and client support. His previous experience as Head of Product for eMoney combined with eMoney’s award-winning customer service ensures that Frank and team can help eMoney’s users maximize their experience and understanding of the eMoney platform to drive business growth. He also serves on eMoney’s core leadership team.

Frank joined the company in 2002 and has spent his 30-year career focused on the development of financial applications, including online brokerage trading and e-commerce systems. He previously served as Regional Operating Officer and Director of eSolutions for Breakaway Solutions, Inc., an internet consulting company and application service provider. Prior to joining Breakaway, Frank held various leadership roles at Reality Online, a Reuters company, including Vice President of Reuters Web Development, Vice President of Development, Director of Content Services, Director of Data Center Operations, and Director of Macintosh Products.

Frank earned his bachelor’s degree in computer science from Drexel University in 1988.

What was the best piece of advice about money that you were given at an early age?

Pay yourself first – deduct and save a portion of each paycheck, then pay your bills. The remainder is discretionary money to spend.

What do you think is the most common misconception about financial planning?

Most people think financial planning is only for the wealthy. In reality, financial planning is for everyone, no matter your income or net worth, to help with budgeting, saving for retirement, paying for a child’s education, or planning for a special life event.

Tom Sullivan

Tom Sullivan

Head of Product
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As head of product, Tom is responsible for setting and executing eMoney’s product strategy. In this role, he oversees more than 50 employees dedicated to the evolution, development, and user experience of eMoney’s robust portfolio of products – helping to deliver a comprehensive suite of solutions that creates a powerful experience across the platform.

Tom relies on more than 20 years of SaaS experience and leadership. Before joining eMoney in 2022, he served as chief product and strategy officer at Os33; as managing director of product strategy at Tangoe; and as vice president of product management and strategy at Sparta Systems. He also served as vice president and managing director for Albridge Solutions, the market leader for enterprise data consolidation and real-time performance reporting solutions throughout the financial services industry. During his more than 10 years at Albridge, Tom was responsible for managing and leading several functions, including product management, marketing, new business development and relationship management. Earlier in his career, he worked as a financial advisor at Smith Barney/Paine Webber.

Tom earned his bachelor of science in finance and marketing from Villanova University.

 

 

Rachel Eccles

Rachel Eccles

Head of Marketing
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As Head of Marketing, Rachel leads a passionate, creative, and customer-focused team that is committed to advancing eMoney’s mission of helping people talk about money. She oversees all areas of the company’s brand awareness and demand generation initiatives with a focus on driving customer acquisition, retention and revenue growth.

Rachel joined eMoney in 2017 with an extensive background in B2B marketing, leading high performing teams and delivering differentiated brand experiences. She has more than 15 years of experience working with organizations of all sizes to design and execute integrated and performance-driven marketing strategies that connect audiences, elicit emotion, and drive growth and market share.

Rachel graduated from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst with a bachelor’s degree in English.

What was the biggest piece of advice about money you were given at an early age?

Never purchase anything with a credit card that you can’t afford to pay in full when the bill comes. Those finance charges add up quickly!

What do you think is the most common misconception about financial planning

That you need to be considered “wealthy” in order to benefit from financial planning. There is so much value to be gained from receiving financial advice at all stages of life. A good financial plan should be able to evolve with you from wealth accumulation all the way to (hopefully) distribution of wealth and give you the freedom to place value on what is uniquely important to you.

Jason Novak

Jason Novak

Head of Information and Security
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As Head of Information and Security, Jason leads a team responsible for all information systems, management, and processing within eMoney, working to maintain the confidentiality, integrity and availability of organizational data. In addition to leading corporate operations, production operations, and security, Jason oversees enterprise applications, risk, and privacy initiatives.

Jason joined eMoney in 2014, previously serving as senior vice president of security and IT operations and director of security. With more than 20 years of information technology and security experience, he relies on diversified technical knowledge and training in numerous aspects of information technology and security, including IT infrastructure design and operations, cyber security, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, social engineering, IT audit, risk management, compliance, quality assurance, business continuity, and disaster recovery. He’s also proficient in AICPA SOC 2 compliance, Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards, and various NIST and ISO information technology frameworks.

Additionally, Jason is Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), and Certified Information Security Manager (CISM). He is a member of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) and International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, Inc. (ISC)2. He is a graduate of Muhlenberg College.

What was the best piece of advice about money you were given at an early age?

Start investing into your 401k (or something similar) as early as possible and max out the contributions. Buy low, sell high!

What’s your favorite thing about helping people talk about money?

Leveraging various technology platforms and solutions to help them achieve their financial goals. In addition, I’ll always want to discuss the steps and processes you can take to secure your investments with regards to cyber-attacks and fraudulent activities.

Fred Pattin

Fred Pattin

Head of Finance
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As Head of Finance, Fred leads eMoney’s financial planning and analysis, strategy, accounting, billing, facilities management, legal, and enterprise project management functions. He and his team ensure that eMoney continues to grow and scale responsibly while maintaining operational excellence and financial discipline.

Prior to joining eMoney, Fred held senior finance leadership roles at global organizations including Trimble, Hasbro, Time Warner Telecom, and First Data. He also served as CFO for several private equity–owned companies, where he focused on scaling technology and SaaS businesses for sustainable growth. Earlier in his career, Fred worked at a Big Four accounting firm.

Fred earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Bob Jones University and is a Certified Public Accountant.

What was the best piece of advice about money you were given at an early age?

Regardless of your financial stability or net worth, develop and live within a budget. Budgets are not just for corporations.

What’s your favorite thing about helping people talk about money?

Encouraging people to get a head start on their savings process by working with a financial advisor early and often, so it becomes more enjoyable and attainable.