Glenn Fratangelo

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Head of Product Marketing

Sardine

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25 Aug

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New York

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Glenn Fratangelo is the Head of Product Marketing at Sardine, where he supports go-to-market strategy for the company’s AI Risk Platform for fraud and compliance. He brings over 15 years shaping product marketing strategies at high-growth startups and Fortune 500 companies.

Before Sardine, he led product marketing for NICE Actimize’s Fraud and AML solutions, helping financial institutions combat fraud, scams, mule activity, and compliance risk. His leadership advanced adoption of next-generation AI technologies across case management, fraud prevention, and AML programs.

Earlier in his career, Glenn held marketing leadership roles at ElectrifAi, R.R. Donnelley, and MJH Life Sciences, where he translated complex regulatory, operational, and technology challenges into clear, customer-centric solutions. Glenn holds an MBA in Marketing from Lynn University and a Post-Masters Advanced Certificate in Asset Management from Cornell University.

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Head of Product Marketing

Sardine.AI

Aug 2025 - Present

Sardine is an AI-first platform for financial crime prevention. We unify fraud prevention and AML compliance into a single architecture, giving institutions real-time visibility and control across the entire customer journey—from onboarding and logins to every transaction.

Head of Product Strategy and Marketing

NICE Actimize

Sep 2020 - Aug 2025

NICE Actimize provides a broad suite of financial crime, fraud, and compliance solutions designed for banks, credit unions, and large financial institutions. Its platform spans fraud prevention, AML, sanctions screening, KYC/CDD, case management, and regulatory reporting, with coverage across digital banking, payments, cards, and core banking systems.

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