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In today's world, a large number of us are banking outside of the traditional branch. We can bank over the phone, online through our customer portals, or on our mobile apps. Having digital alternatives to in-person banking is both convenient and necessary as we experience COVID-19, however, in the future we will be able to return to in-person banking once again.
It is our team's mission to design the banking branch of the future. We want to re-imagine and re-design the typical brick and mortar branch to meet the ever evolving needs and expectations of our clients. Not only do we expect branches to look and feel different in the next 10 years, we also expect the services available to grow and adapt.
We want to understand your vision for bank branches in the next 10 years! How will clients use the branch? What design features will draw clients in? What services or offerings will be available in future branches?
Be sure to think about the big picture! We not only want to hear about the design, atmosphere, and style of the branch but also the features, services, and experience available to the banking community.
We want to hear how you see the future of in-person banking at a branch. Specifically, answer the following:
- How do you envision the future of bank branches?
- What significant design features do you see in the next 10 years?
- How do you expect to use bank branches in the next decade? Think about your current stage in life and the role that you expect bank branches to play in your banking life going forward.
- How often do you expect to visit a branch?
- What kinds of banking tasks do you see yourself conducting at a branch?
- How will future bank branches improve your life in an increasingly digital world?
- What do you think your bank(s) can do to make sure that its branches remain relevant and provide value to banking clients like yourself?
- More specifically, what could future bank branches offer that would incentivize or motivate you to bank in-person at a branch?
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Submissions will be graded on the following criteria:
- 1-10 Scale
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Matthew Gaiser Queen's University | |
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Heather Curtis Duke University | |
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Liliannn Yánez | |
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Angus Muzvidziwa Midlands state university | |
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Olivia Wendell Honolulu community college | |
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Rasheed Oladapo | |
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Nickk Thanh | |
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Elle Ferrer | |
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Anthony Nichols SUNY Oneonta | |
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SWATHI GANNE University of Texas at Arlington | |
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Som Mohapatra University of Virginia | |
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Hager Mohammad University of Toronto | |
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Maria Tatika | |
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Rosynes Falcon | |
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Lewis Kim University of California, Berkeley | |
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Gerald Okafor University of Manchester | |
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Lester Huang Lehigh University | |
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Benjamin Aduba | |
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Sang Nguyen McGill University | |
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Ajibola Bakare | |
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Eduardo Souza Universidade Federal do Acre | |
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Kharis Lund Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law | |
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Edilson Gomes de Lima Ibero American | |
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Sara Bernat Humboldt Universitat | |
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Forrest Perkins | |
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Joey Kassenoff University of Central Florida | |
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Nemesio Tuazon | |
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Jacob Scales Radford University | |
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