Seasoned Financial Leader, Ed Neumann, Becomes CFO of Versapay

Versapay, a renowned Accounts Receivable Efficiency Suite, has named Ed Neumann as its new Chief Financial Officer. Neumann’s responsibilities will encompass overseeing Versapay’s financial strategies and leading efforts to construct and expand a high-growth business model for the company.

With over 30 years of experience in the technology sector, Neumann is no stranger to the role of CFO, having held it four times in his career. His previous roles, including CFO at Shopkeep and Borderfree, where he played integral parts in successful acquisitions and IPOs, showcase his expertise in financial leadership. Neumann’s academic background includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting from West Chester University in Pennsylvania, further underscoring his qualifications for his new role at Versapay.

According to Carey O’Connor Kolaja, CEO of Versapay, Neumann’s appointment comes with high praise. Kolaja noted that throughout his career, Neumann has led high-performing teams and demonstrated a consistent ability to drive operational and financial excellence in multiple high-growth companies. His extensive knowledge of fintech, e-commerce, and SaaS sectors positions him as an invaluable asset to Versapay’s ambitious growth plans.

Neumann stated: “I am honored to join Versapay during this exciting phase of the company’s journey. I look forward to collaborating with the leadership team to strengthen our financial foundation and propel Versapay to new heights.”

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