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TSYS Announces Promotions To Group Executive Positions

Published December 15, 2010, 2:44 a.m. EST

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Updated December 15, 2010, 1:44 a.m. EST

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Total System Services Inc., or TSYS, announced Dec. 14 several executive promotions.

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The Columbus, Ga.-based payment processor says David Chew, John Dale Hester, Bruce Jones, Daryl Seaman and Marie Williams were all promoted to group executive positions. Chew becomes a group executive of the company’s finance department, Hester is being promoted within Relationship Management, Jones is promoted to head of Application Systems, Seaman is being put in charge of IT Applications, and Williams heads Relationship Management.

“It is gratifying to recognize those in our company who perform exceptionally well over the course of their careers,” M. Troy Woods, TSYS president and chief operating officer, noted in a press release.

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