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Michael Ehrlichman has diverse work experience in various roles and companies.

Their most recent position was as Director of Operations at Amount, where they oversaw several operational and risk functions, including Product Training, Fraud, AML, Sanctions, Contact Center, Back Office, Operational Risk, PMO, and Data Governance. Michael was also the owner of several implementation and servicing workstreams for Amount's BNPL, card, and loan products.

Prior to that, Michael worked at Avant, where they held multiple roles. As Head of Business Oversight, they built and supported scalable business operations and risk strategy at Amount. Michael also led a successful project to spin out Amount from Avant. Additionally, at Avant, they served as the Head of Business Oversight, leading and scaling a Business Oversight team focused on Business Operations, Risk and Audit Management, Regulatory and Product Oversight, and Efficiency.

In their earlier role at Avant, Michael was the Third Party Strategy Owner, responsible for implementing a vendor diligence program and creating efficient workflows. Michael also served as the BSA/AML Strategy Owner, where they built a formal BSA/AML mandate and provided strategic leadership in managing AML resources and risk products.

Before joining Avant, Michael worked at Harbor Capital Advisors, Inc. as a Group Manager and Investor Services Manager. Michael also held the role of Investor Services Team Lead at Thornburg Investment Management.

Overall, Michael Ehrlichman has extensive experience in overseeing operational and risk functions, building scalable business operations and risk strategies, and managing vendor relationships.

Michael Ehrlichman has a Bachelor's degree in Socio-Cultural Anthropology/ English Cultural Studies from McGill University. Michael also attended the Hun School of Princeton, but there is no information regarding whether they obtained a degree or field of study from there. In addition to their educational background, Michael Ehrlichman holds several certifications, including CAMS from ACAMS, Series 24, Series 6, Series 63, and Series 7 from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.