FLX Networks names Kevin Barresi Chief Technology Officer to lead platform scalability, data infrastructure, and AI innovation for its asset and wealth management network.
FLX Networks, a technology platform serving the asset and wealth management industry, announced today that Kevin Barresi has been appointed Chief Technology Officer.
Barresi will oversee the company’s technology strategy and execution, including platform architecture, product engineering, data infrastructure, and cybersecurity. The company said he will play a key role in expanding FLX’s proprietary network as it scales its multi-sided marketplace and deepens its enterprise presence.
The appointment comes as FLX Networks experiences growing demand for digital tools that help financial firms manage relationships, share information, and streamline operations.
Building for Scale
Barresi brings extensive experience in developing high-performance, secure technology platforms. He is recognized for his work in data analytics and visualization and is the recipient of an Edison Patent Award for technological innovation.
“Kevin’s appointment marks an important milestone for FLX,” said Brian Moran, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FLX Networks. “As our network becomes increasingly central to how asset and wealth management firms engage, Kevin will be instrumental in ensuring we deliver enterprise-grade technology that helps members improve efficiency, save money, and drive long-term growth.”
FLX Networks provides workflow tools and a curated marketplace that connect asset managers, wealth managers, and service providers. Membership in the network is designed to simplify collaboration, digitize manual processes, and give firms access to technology and professional services.
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Focus on Innovation and AI
In his new role, Barresi will focus on several strategic priorities, including:
- Advancing FLX’s core marketplace platform to modernize collaboration
- Building workflow solutions that address operational challenges
- Expanding data and AI-driven capabilities to improve insights and efficiency
“FLX is building critical infrastructure for the future of relationship management,” Barresi said. “The opportunity to help shape a platform that connects so many important players across the ecosystem is incredibly compelling. I’m excited to work with the team to deliver technology that creates real, lasting value for our members.”
Barresi holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in computer engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology, where he has been recognized as a “40 Under 40” alumnus and serves as an entrepreneur in residence.
