Full-Time
Provides consumer financing and credit solutions
$85k - $140k/yr
Senior
No H1B Sponsorship
Stamford, CT, USA + 5 more
More locations: Remote in USA | Chicago, IL, USA | Charlotte, NC, USA | Alpharetta, GA, USA | Cincinnati, OH, USA
This position allows for remote work but may require occasional commuting to the nearest office for in-person engagement activities.
Synchrony provides consumer financing solutions, focusing on credit products that help individuals access essential needs and everyday wants. The company offers a variety of credit cards and financing options, allowing consumers to make informed financial decisions. By connecting consumers with small- and mid-sized businesses, as well as health and wellness providers, Synchrony creates a broad ecosystem for financial transactions. Unlike many competitors, Synchrony emphasizes its partnerships with a diverse range of businesses to enhance consumer access to credit. The company's goal is to empower consumers by providing them with the financial tools they need to manage their purchases effectively.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Post IPO Equity
Headquarters
Stamford, Connecticut
Founded
1932
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American consumers are growing more cautious about spending, according to an executive at card issuer Synchrony. In an interview with Reuters published Tuesday (March 25), Synchrony EVP and Chief Credit Officer Max Axler said that while Americans’ finances are more or less healthy, consumers are still preparing for their budgets to be stretched. “Purchase volumes have gone down across the industry as consumers across all income groups become more thoughtful about spending,” Axler told Reuters, noting that most customers are staying on top of their loan repayments
After a successful 11-year stint with Genpact, Rajlakshmi Saikia has now joined Synchrony as its VP-learning innovation, capabilities & insights.
Nonprofit plans golf fundraiser to unite Chicago students through service and education.CHICAGO, March 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- buildOn, a nonprofit organization dedicated to uniting people through service and education, is thrilled to announce its inaugural Drive for Students Golf Scramble. This exciting fundraiser, sponsored by Synchrony Financial , will take place on Monday, June 9, 2025, at the prestigious Cog Hill Golf and Country Club at 12294 Archer Avenue in Lemont, IL.The Drive for Students Golf Scramble will bring together golf enthusiasts, community leaders, and supporters of buildOn's mission to raise critical funds for Chicago youth. Participants will enjoy a day of golf, camaraderie, business networking, and friendly competition while supporting programs that empower young Chicagoans to transform their communities through service and education."We're excited to swing big and change lives," said Dan Gaudette, buildOn's Executive Director in Chicago. "This event is a fun and impactful way to support our youth and ensure they have the tools and opportunities to succeed. We invite everyone to join us for a day of golf, generosity, and community."buildOn's programs in Chicago mobilize high school students from underserved communities to engage in service projects that address critical local needs. Through service learning, students develop leadership skills, build empathy, and create meaningful change in their neighborhoods
Keller will join representatives from M&T Bank, Synchrony Bank and KeyBank to discuss strategies for leveraging data analytics, implementing peer comparisons, and ensuring strategic alignment to achieve excellence in CRA performance.
Are the days of credit card users boosting the U.S. economy at an end?. Share prices for four of the biggest credit card lenders — American Express, Discover, Capital One and Synchrony — are down an average of about 12% for the year, compared to a 4.5% drop in the overall SP 500, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday (March 11). Americans’ inflation-adjusted debt has stretched beyond pre-pandemic levels, with the average household’s credit card debt surpassing $10,000 during the closing quarter of 2024. It’s the first time that figure has been reached since 2009, and it’s concerning investors, the report said