Conley Rollins is the Chief Revenue Officer of Resy, the digital dining platform acquired by American Express in 2019. Conley joined Resy as CFO prior to the acquisition and his role has expanded to include oversight of all restaurant-facing business activities including sales, support, restaurant marketing and strategic partnerships. Before Resy, Conley worked in government and finance. At Goldman Sachs he worked in investment banking and in the Private Equity Group, where he co-led over $1billion in investments. Prior to Goldman Sachs Conley was a Senior Vice President at the Economic Development Corporation (EDC), New York City’s economic development arm. At the EDC Conley oversaw strategic planning, press, marketing and research and was involved in a number of key initiatives to rebuild Lower Manhattan following September 11th. Conley graduated from Harvard College with an A.B. in Social Studies, and he has an MBA from Columbia University. Conley and his family live in Litchfield County, CT where they own a 200-year-old inn and restaurant, The White Hart. Conley is on the Board of Low Road Sharon, a non-profit which is planning and developing a residency program for artists across diverse disciplines.