Introduced the bank to the concept of Internet financial services in 1994. At this time, First Interstate was one of the largest US banks, with a network of over one thousand branch offices in 14 US states. Assembled and managed a team of contractors through the design, development and hosting of the bank's initial two generations of WWW sites, including one of the earliest bank sites to offer secure online account applications. Also served as the principal project consultant for the design and implementation of the bank's Internet home banking service, a major development project involving IBM, AOL, and the bank's advertising agency. Also, assisted in related electronic commerce analysis and product development, including Internet credit card acceptance and EDI services. Represented the bank to the Silicon Valley-based CommerceNet consortium, serving on the steering committee and in the Payments and EDI working groups.

In 1996, First Interstate was acquired by Wells Fargo Bank.