Executive Change: Jeff Vetterick Joins MSI as Executive VP

 
Myriad Systems, Inc. (MSI), a leading innovator and provider of Internet-hosted solutions for check image and other back office processing, today announced Jeff Vetterick has joined the company as Executive Vice President of Marketing.

“Jeff Vetterick comes to MSI with a distinguished resume, working for some of the top companies in the item processing industry,” noted MSI President Shaun Riney. “Jeff brings an established depth of knowledge and industry contacts to MSI and is well-known as an innovator in the field. Jeff is an “idea machine”, he will no doubt help us take this company to new levels.”
 
Vetterick will work closely with Riney and will be responsible for providing leadership across all functional areas within MSI for the strategic and market positioning of the company and its various solution offerings, to both internal and external audiences.
 
Most recently Vetterick was a corporate Vice President for Metavante Corporation and General Manager of Metavante’s national check image exchange network, Endpoint Exchange. He also headed marketing for Metavante’s check imaging solutions division formerly known as Advanced Financial Solutions (AFS). Prior to joining AFS, Vetterick served as President of Panini North America, and spearheaded the launch of Orbograph USA. He also served in various senior marketing, product management, and customer support roles with several BancTec-acquired legacy companies including Recognition Equipment Incorporated (REI), Lundy Financial Systems, and Bell+Howell Business Data Products.

“MSI has the most comprehensive set of web-based solutions for item processing available. MSI’s 100% internet-hosted solutions for Remote Deposit Capture, Branch Capture, Proof of Deposit, Exceptions, eStatements, Archive, and Image Exchange allow MSI’s customers to maintain quality and control of the daily workflow over the Internet, while eliminating up-front capital investments and ongoing operational costs of in-house computing infrastructure,” continued Vetterick. “Our customers see this as a very attractive value proposition in the face of declining check volumes. I am very, very excited to be part of a company on the forefront of this trend, and the industry will be hearing a lot more from MSI.”

Mr. Vetterick holds a BS in Telecommunications from the University of Oregon and resides in Oklahoma City.