i2c Hires Greg Leos as New Chief Sales Officer

​(Source: LinkedIn)

i2c Inc., a leading provider of banking and payments technology, has appointed Greg Leos as its new Chief Sales Officer, with remits of leading the global sales strategy and driving revenue growth of the company.

Greg brings a wealth of experience in the fintech sector to i2c. He joins from VikingCloud, a global cybersecurity and payments compliance firm, where he served as Chief Revenue Officer.

"We are thrilled to have Greg Leos join our leadership team. His proven track record in building successful sales teams and driving revenue growth will be instrumental as we continue to expand our global presence," commented Amir Wain, Founder & CEO of i2c Inc. "With his deep industry expertise and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction, Greg is the perfect fit to lead our sales strategy and accelerate i2c’s growth trajectory."

Previously, Greg spent over six years at Fiserv, a leading global technology provider, with positions including Senior Vice President, Enterprise Sales & Head of Franchise Solutions. Prior to that, he worked at Worldline, the global leader in payment services, as General Manager, Head of North America for more than two years.

Earlier, his multiple positions included President, North America at Sysnet Global Solutions (payment card industry, cyber security and compliance solutions provider), Vice President, Payment Partner Programs at Trustwave (industry leading data security company), and GM & Senior Vice President - Small Business at Worldpay (payment processing solutions provider). At Worldpay, he led a national B2B Payments sales team.

Currently, Greg is also Investor/Advisor of Propellant Ventures, a seed stage venture capital fund, and Advisory Board Member of Aeropay, a financial technology company.

"I am thrilled to join i2c during this exciting phase of growth and innovation within the financial services industry," said Greg Leo. "I look forward to collaborating with the talented professionals at i2c and leveraging our collective expertise to deliver exceptional value to our clients worldwide."

The new hire follows i2c’s appointment of Jacqueline White​ as President last month.