In fintech, following the market isn’t enough – you have to stay ahead of it. That’s exactly why Colvir launched the Think Tank: a space where teams can step beyond daily tasks to share knowledge, explore new ideas, and find solutions that help drive both the company and its products forward.
Colvir Think Tank is a community of teams and experts united by a shared interest in growth, innovation, and collaborative problem-solving. It’s where initiatives are born that help us see further, think bolder, and act faster.
Why It Matters
Technology and market expectations are evolving faster than ever. To stay competitive, it’s not enough to simply react to change – we need to help shape the approaches that will define the future.
Colvir Think Tank helps us to:
- share knowledge across teams;
- find unconventional solutions to real challenges;
- test hypotheses and validate new approaches quickly;
- build a culture of open dialogue and professional growth.
What We’re Already Working On
Discussions and initiatives are already underway inside the Think Tank across a range of topics, including:
Artificial Intelligence
We discuss how to use AI in our work consciously and effectively – from the ethical aspects of applying large language models to practical scenarios. We are also learning to create AI agents and personal AI assistants at Bootcamp AI, helping us save time and reduce routine tasks.
Trendwatching
We’re developing the skill to spot meaningful changes before others do – distinguishing short-term noise from the trends that will truly impact our industry in the near future.
How It Works
The Think Tank is simple:
- anyone can propose a topic or initiative;
- you can organize a mini-session or a short expert talk if you wish;
- the best ideas may evolve into practical experiments and internal projects.
What We Look for in Participants
The Think Tank is not a formal platform – it’s a living environment where engagement truly matters. We invite all teams to:
- share their experience;
- bring ideas and hypotheses to the table;
- discuss complex questions openly;
- test new approaches;
- not be afraid to propose even raw, early-stage solutions.
This is how strong ideas emerge – through dialogue, the exchange of experience, and genuine collaboration.