Chris Tisdall Joins CentroBill as Head of Sales

Chris Tisdall Joins CentroBill as Head of Sales

NEW YORK — CentroBill announced today that Chris Tisdall has joined its team as head of sales.

Tisdall brings 12 years of experience in online payments to the table, having worked with everything from ewallets to PSPs for high-risk processing.

The company said that by joining CentroBill, “Tisdall hopes to enlighten and educate merchants about why CentroBill is a secure and stable payment partner for all payment-related needs — particularly for merchants interested in enhancing their E.U. presence.” 

"I'm excited to bring my knowledge and experience to a respected and innovative team who’s success has been proven over and over," Tisdall said.

“CentroBill's goal revolves around empowering merchants at every level by creating products and services designed to help improve online presence and enhance user experience,” the company said. “Chris' own mission is strongly in line with ours, and we look forward to his expertise and fresh views.”

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