There is so many parts to the payments eco system, expense claim forms, vendor payments and expense management has made it a very fragmented industry. In Asia this has been recognised this and physical credit and debit cards are a thing of the past.
So in Europe and North America, how do we catch up with Asia? I talk to Kealan Lennon the Founder and CEO of CleverCards about this and more.
Kealan talks to me about his background, how CleverCards started, what CleverCards does, their unique global deal with MasterCard, and their work with bluechip companies.
Kealan also talks about the pandemic has impacted mobile payments, how mobile payments has developed since iTunes and PayPal, and the future plans for CleverCards.
More about Kealan Lennon:
Kealan Lennon is the founder and CEO of CleverCards. A qualified Chartered Accountant, Kealan has extensive international experience of the fintech, eCommerce, publishing and media sectors.
He has held executive, non-executive and investor roles in start-up businesses and acquisitions, and has been on the board of directors of a number of private and public companies from small to a NYSE listed $8bn Global Corporation.
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