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At its second quarter Board meeting, the Innovative Payments Association (IPA) installed updated Board leadership and welcomed new representation, reflecting the continued engagement and evolution of its member community.
Dane James, who previously served as Chairman, has stepped down. The IPA thanks Dane for his leadership and meaningful contributions to the association and its members. In his place, Joan Herman, Executive Vice President of Operations at Paysign, was elected Chair. The Board also named Eric Schurr, Chief Strategy Officer at Sunrise Banks, as Vice Chair; and Amy Lauck, Deputy General Counsel at Pathward, as Treasurer. “IPA’s strength comes from the depth and diversity of its leadership,” said IPA President and CEO Brian Tate. “We are grateful for Dane’s service and pleased to welcome Joan and Eric into these roles. Their experience and perspective will help IPA effectively represent our members during a time of significant change across financial services.” The Board also welcomed new participation, further strengthening its representation across banks, fintechs, networks, and technology providers. Board of Directors
IPA’s Board provides strategic guidance as the association advances its mission to support innovation, financial inclusion, and sound public policy across the payments ecosystem. About the IPA The Innovative Payments Association (IPA) is the leading voice of the electronic payments sector, including prepaid products, mobile wallets, and person-to-person (P2P) technology for consumers, businesses, and governments at all levels. The IPA encourages the efficient use of electronic payments, cultivates financial inclusion through educating and empowering consumers, and represents the industry before legislative and regulatory bodies. To learn more, visit ipa.org. Comments are closed.
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