Women in Payments

Rowe has had many successes and challenges in her journey to the CEO position of a division of Paysafe, where she can also help the company promote diversity.

Bringing a philosophy of diversity to life at work, Ghai expands opportunities for people within Discover — and in her home country of India

Small businesses and restaurants using Clover’s tools rapidly needed new ways to accept payments online when the pandemic struck, according to Linardi.

Identity management is key to driving financial innovation, and Interac is part of the effort to streamline authentication across Canada.

The pandemic put payments companies to the test, exposing resilience and pain points, according to Smith.

The pandemic exposed the fact that too many payments are still traveling by paper checks, according to Larimer.

Vala recognizes how difficult it is to stay connected with her team. Almost half her company has been hired during the pandemic's work-at-home environment.

Walden’s career path to becoming the chief innovation and marketing officer at a leading earned wage access firm didn’t start out normally, but her focus and determination landed her a role in the C-Suite.

Becoming a collegiate swimming champion and watching her parents operate a small business for years provided valuable experience for Tackett, who now holds an influential payments role at U.S. Bank.

Avila made sure her educational and professional journey would steer her back to helping her home country of Colombia. Her role at Wise (formerly TransferWise) lets her accomplish that mission.