Full Name
Joris Hensen
Job Title
Founder API Program
Company
Deutsche Bank
Speaker Bio
Joris Hensen is responsible for the client facing business of the Deutsche Bank API Program, which he co-founded in 2015. With more than 60 partnerships and a company-wide coverage of data-based products, Deutsche Bank is now one of the world's leading open banking players. The Developer Portal of Deutsche Bank gives partners quick and easy access to more than 40 API products, enabling them to connect personalized apps and services and thus open up new areas of value creation.
Joris' work includes brand and partnership development in the area of open banking as well as the expansion of internal processes and structures to accelerate the bank's digital transformation. In his more than ten years at Deutsche Bank, Joris Hensen has worked as a project manager on various international projects. He became enthusiastic about innovations and trends early on and set up a corporate foresight program in which he developed future scenarios and innovation strategies for Deutsche Bank. He now regularly writes and publishes on the topics of foresight, innovation, and APIs.
In his spare time, Joris is committed to supporting entrepreneurial school and financial education as well as social entrepreneurship for more than 400,000 young students in India (www.karmaheld.de).
Joris' work includes brand and partnership development in the area of open banking as well as the expansion of internal processes and structures to accelerate the bank's digital transformation. In his more than ten years at Deutsche Bank, Joris Hensen has worked as a project manager on various international projects. He became enthusiastic about innovations and trends early on and set up a corporate foresight program in which he developed future scenarios and innovation strategies for Deutsche Bank. He now regularly writes and publishes on the topics of foresight, innovation, and APIs.
In his spare time, Joris is committed to supporting entrepreneurial school and financial education as well as social entrepreneurship for more than 400,000 young students in India (www.karmaheld.de).