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PaymentGenes becomes partner of Payments Association
PaymentGenes has become a member of the European chapter of the Payments Association, a business club of decision makers in the payments industry.
Founded in 2019, the Payments Association Europe is a network for the world of payments, representing the sector in the 27 countries of the European Union. The association leads knowledge management through training and events, promotes the value of the sector to government, business and media, facilitates business opportunities, and conducts research.
The association’s partner network is open to both payments companies and providers in the ecosystem, with PaymentGenes becoming the latest partner to join the ranks.
PaymentGenes is a consulting and recruitment company dedicated to the payments landscape. From its offices in Europe and North America, the firm works with payment service providers, infrastructure providers, acquirers, schemes, and issuers, as well industry participants such as fintech, e-commerce, marketplaces, bigtech and mobility companies.
“We are thrilled to join the membership network of the Payments Association,” said Ward Hagenaar, partner at PaymentGenes. “This partnership unlocks numerous possibilities for PaymentGenes, allowing us to enhance our services and broaden our connections.”
As a member, PaymentGenes will according to the association benefit from areas such as business development, marketing amplification, collaboration opportunities, market intelligence, and access to onsite and online events.
“At PaymentGenes, we combine deep sector expertise with best-in-class management consulting to help our clients create value with payments innovations. We are excited to provide a valuable contribution to the community.”
Other members of the Payments Association include industry giants Mastercard and Visa, and consulting counterparts Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, Capgemini Invent, Arkwright, and FTI Consulting. Collectively, members of the association employ more than 300,000 staff in Europe and the United Kingdom.
