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Finance executives Kozal and Wickenheiser join FEI Louisville board

Terry McWilliams • August 9, 2022

CFOs bring a diversity of finance, insurance and banking solutions experience 

Doug Wickenheiser and David Kozal are FEI Louisville's newest board members.


Kozal, who associated with the chapter in 2015, is the CFO of i2c, Inc., a banking services technology firm.  David will be focusing on chapter programming, and plans to reach out to members and sponsors for interests and input.


Wickenheiser is Director of Finance for Insuramax, an independent insurance agency, and is based in Louisville. At FEI Louisville, Doug is currently an at-large director.  He brings a health care perspective to his role with the group.


"I recently joined FEI while with Insuramax and  am excited to leverage learning and networking opportunities with the organization," he said.


A lifelong Louisvillian with over 30 years of experience in leadership roles within finance and operations in health care logistics and insurance industries, Wickenheiser earned BS and MBA degrees from the University of Louisville, and holds an active CMA license. During his career, he has built finance teams and managed integrative matrix environments such as Omnicare, CVS, and McKesson.


Kozal's finance position is with i2c, a global provider of configurable payment and banking solutions from a global SaaS platform. Founded in 2001, and headquartered in Silicon Valley, i2c's technology supports millions of users in more than 200 countries/territories and across all time zones. He has previously worked in CFO roles with Payment Alliance International, V-Soft Consulting and First Data Resources. 


To contact Doug and David, go to the FEI Louisville leadership page at https://www.feilouisville.org/chapter-leaders.



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