Jack Good
About Jack Good
Jack Good is a Card Fraud Team Leader at Starling Bank, where he has worked since 2020, and previously served as a Card Fraud Specialist since 2019. He has a background in sports coaching and experience in both the UK and Australian banking sectors, focusing on fraud prevention and team management.
Work at Starling Bank
Jack Good has been employed at Starling Bank since 2019, initially serving as a Card Fraud Specialist before advancing to the role of Card Fraud Team Leader in 2020. His responsibilities include overseeing card fraud prevention strategies and managing a team dedicated to combating financial crime. His tenure at Starling Bank has allowed him to develop a comprehensive understanding of fraud management within the banking sector, particularly in the context of the UK market.
Education and Expertise
Jack Good earned a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Sports Studies from the University of Hertfordshire, where he studied from 2013 to 2016. His academic background, combined with his professional experience in fraud prevention, has equipped him with a unique skill set. He possesses expertise in retail and dispute processing, which enhances his capability to handle complex fraud cases effectively.
Background in Sports Coaching
Jack Good has a background in sports coaching, which has contributed to his leadership and team-building skills. He worked as a Community and Performance Coach at Bedfordshire Cricket Ltd from 2015 to 2017 and served as a Community Cricket Development Coach at Hertfordshire Cricket from 2017 to 2018. These roles have provided him with valuable experience in managing teams and developing strategies, which he applies in his current position in the banking sector.
Previous Experience in Banking and Fraud Prevention
Before joining Starling Bank, Jack Good worked at National Australia Bank as an Anti-Fraud Advisor & Analyst from 2017 to 2018. This role provided him with insights into fraud prevention practices in the Australian banking sector. His diverse experience across both the UK and Australian banking industries has contributed to his understanding of international financial crime prevention.