AdamLee Nesvold
Lead Product Manager | Agile Product Owner | Fraud Risk Mitigation Consultant | Continuous Improvement Specialist | Operations Manager |
My Work Experience
With over 21 years at Wells Fargo, I progressed from entry level, to fraud prevention leadership to debit card product management, designing a unified front end fraud detection application that saved $1M annually and launching a transaction verification project with similar impact. I spearheaded the Compromised Card Program, partnering with FICO on compliance and customer communications, while driving tokenization for digital wallets like Apple Pay, partnering with Visa. Certified in Agile with the PMI-ACP, process improvement with the Six Sigma Black Belt, and Bitcoin Fundamentals, I’m ready to apply my payments and process improvement expertise to innovative Bitcoin solutions.
My Certifications
Bitcoin for Developers I - The Saylor Academy
Six Sigma Black Belt Certification
Awarded To: AdamLee Nesvold
Six Sigma Black Belt - Council for Six Sigma
Agile Certified Practitioner - Project Management Institute
What I Do
I design secure payment solutions, optimize processes, and lead cross-functional teams to deliver impact. I combine expertise in fraud mitigation, payment networks, and card tokenization, with certified Agile Product Management to bring products to market with proven results. I bring a sharp, adaptable edge – ready use my skills to drive innovation in the Bitcoin industry while breaking down problems and building people up.
Why I Do It
I believe in hard truth. Through seeking truth we will find the root cause of problems and the best path forward for people. I do this in two primary ways in my life: First, by following Jesus Christ. I serve as an Elder at my local church, teaching the Bible and helping to lead the church. Secondly, I believe that Bitcoin is truth in money. The transparent and open nature of Bitcoin's ledger combined with Bitcoin's decentralization forces a truth that doesn't exist in any other monetary system. Even though being shaped by hard truth can be a difficult process, it is only through aligning to reality that we can be tempered into successful people and businesses.