No coverBank Payment Company, you appointed Ian Boyd as general manager for Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) as it attempts to take a footprint in the region. Ian joined the global small business platform Xero, where he served as general manager of partnerships.

In his new role No coverBoyd will be responsible for driving the company’s continued growth in the market, focusing on strengthening strategic partnerships, accelerating revenue growth and growing the company Payment.

Ian Boyd has twenty years of experience in financial services and technology, specializing in partnerships, sales leadership and product development. With his career spanning high-growth SaaS environment and traditional financial services companies, including nearly a decade of careers at Visa and Barclaycard and ANZ Bank, he is perfect for leading teams that ignore, as ANZ’s revenue growth in ANZ exceeded 31% in the last fiscal year.

Pat Phelan, Chief Business Officer No coverSaid: “It’s an exciting time for payments in Australia and New Zealand, and bank payments are rising. Direct debit rates have been popular and now with Payto with over 90% of consumer bank accounts enabled, this is the best time to enhance our repetition in the market. The background is his experience on Xero, especially his experience on Xero and has made us an ideal leader in the local market, making us the next stage of growth.

Over the past year, you have shown signs of significant progress in ANZ, including building and strengthening critical relationships with partners and customs. Salesforce,,,,, i = Change,,,,, chooseand Insurer. Ian’s earnestness shows that there is an increasing focus on unrelated opportunities in the region, especially when aging payment methods and infrastructure create demand for more innovative solutions in the multinational corporations Bunt market.

Ian Boyd, General Manager of Australia and New Zealand at Gocardless, said: “I’m excited to be joining Gocardless at this critical moment. We have an embrace opportunity to show businesses the benefits of bank payments, helping them improve responses, cut costs and build stronger customer relationships.

“In Australia, with the BEC’s proposed retirement and compensation emergency, we are the ideal partner for merchants, now offering direct debits and being able to provide scholarship payments for the future.

“In New Zealand, we will bring the latest payment technology to accelerate growth, a long underserved market due to outdated infrastructure.