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About the Author

Tracy Isacke is head of the vendor transformation office for Silicon Valley Bank. She and her team are responsible for third-party risk management, as well as building relationships with the bank’s most strategic vendors and partners to provide SVB employees with development opportunities, policy information, training, tools, support and guidance to most effectively support business partners across the organization.

Tracy joined SVB in 2014 to develop key corporate innovation partnerships and programs to connect bank clients to potential partners and investors. Before joining SVB, Tracy was an executive vice president, new business ventures, at Telefónica Digital, where she identified investment opportunities in Silicon Valley, Israel and Europe with the potential to accelerate Telefónica’s business. She also led an international global partner team to deliver unique partnerships and direct-to-bill opportunities for Telefónica across 25 operating businesses in Europe and Latin America.

Tracy started her career at Xerox, rising to be one of the first female members of the UK board of directors. Following her work at Xerox, she spent four years with an early-stage, venture-backed startup that went on to achieve a successful exit.

Born in the UK, Tracy has lived in Italy, Israel and California. She lives in Scottsdale, Arizona, with her husband and family.