Nancy Langer

Nancy Langer is a transformative and growth-driven executive with more than 35 years of expertise in the financial technology arena. Previously, Ms. Langer was the CEO of Transact Campus, which was acquired by Roper Technologies in 2024 and was merged with CBORD, a Roper portfolio company. Now, she Oversees vast ecosystem of integrated payments, ID solutions, and campus commerce technology for Transact Campus, Inc. (Transact) and CBORD, Inc. (CBORD), the leader in innovative payment, commerce and ID solutions for a connected campus. Prior to Transact, Nancy was a division executive at CoreLogic, the industry leader in Property related Payment Services and in delivering Insight through Property Data, Analytics, and Services. There Mr. Langer led the largest division for the company as well as, Real Estate Tax and Payments, Delivered growth of 50%+, and led the largest transformation initiative for the company driving significant efficiency and productivity benefits and delivering an industry leading digital platform that dramatically enhances client and consumer experience. Prior to that, Ms. Langer worked in various roles at FIS, including as the Chief Product Officer where she was Responsible for all enterprise wide products and strategy, R&D, and partner equity investment/venture placements. Prior to that, Ms. Langer was the President of multiple financial services companies and held various other roles as well. In 2018 and 2019, Ms. Langer was named a Top 50 Women of Influence by Housing Wire Magazine. And prior to that, was named a Woman Executive of the Year for corporations larger than 2,500 employees by the Stevie Awards in both 2015 and 2016. Ms. Langer also serves on the Board of Directors for Nomis Solutions, is a 2022/2023 Wall Street Journal CEO Council member and Fortune CEOI and MPW Council member. Ms. Langer graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, with a MA, MIS, in Management Information Systems, Magna Cum Laude, and with an MBA from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management.

 

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