Humboldt Merchant Services Taps Ronda Toland for Biz Dev

EUREKA, Calif. — Humboldt Merchant Services has recently tapped Ronda Toland as its newest business development executive to assist the credit card processor with its growing sales.

"I’m very excited to represent Humboldt Merchant Services in this fabulous industry," Toland told XBIZ. "I've always thought my place was in sales, and I'm excited about our product. Humboldt is expanding by leaps and bounds."

Eureka, Calif.-based Humboldt Merchant Services offers more than two decades of experience as a provider of customized credit card processing solutions and first-class customer service, with emphasis on innovation and security, Toland said.

Earlier this year, Toland traveled to The Phoenix Forum and Internext touting the companies services.

She noted that the processor offers competitive rates and delivers fast merchant setup and compatibility with multiple currencies, gateways and third-party chargeback and fraud reduction services.

Toland will be at the Qwebec Expo, Aug. 14-17, to explain why Humboldt stands apart from other processing companies in the industry.

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