We sat down with Ian Benn, Global Head of Strategy and Market Development for Terminals, Solutions and Services at Ingenico, a Worldline brand, and member of the Pennies Advisory Board to discuss their role, the micro-donation movement, and putting the ‘S’ in ESG for retail and business. Watch the full interview below to find out more.
Ian Benn is Global Head of Strategy and Market Development for Terminals, Solutions and Services at Ingenico, a Worldline brand.
Formerly COO of FIS in Europe, Middle East and Africa and previously CMO at Misys, Ian has spent his career in the join between financial services and technology. He is the author or “Strategic Outsourcing: exploiting the Skills of Third Parties” and, most recently, “Write to Win”. In addition to being an advisor to the Pennies Foundation, he’s also an advisor for tech start-up, Obsidian Solutions.
Find out more about Pennies Advisory Boards and their members here.
Pennies works hand in hand with payments technology providers, a vital cog in the Pennies movement, in order to unlock the potential for thousands of customers to donate via their retail clients. Together we increase the amount businesses can give – by tapping into the industry-wide move to digital payments.
Find out here how you can implement digital micro-donations in your customer journey, unlocking technology for good.
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